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Why Register with the Embassy

Travel Registration is a service provided by the government. This service allows you to record information about your upcoming trip abroad to the Department of State so it can be used to assist you in case of an emergency. People residing abroad can also get routine information from their nearest embassy or consulate if registered.

Required Information to Apply

Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:

  • your contact details change,
  • your civil status changes,
  • you are going back to your home country.

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What you need to know

  • The Madagascar eVisa is a single-entry travel document that allows you to visit the country for tourism purposes.

  • You can’t work with this electronic visa.

  • The Madagascar eVisa allows you to stay 15, 30, and 60 days in the country depending on the eVisa type you choose.

  • You can get this visa on arrival, but it is more convenient to apply online to save time at the airport.

  • With iVisa you can apply 100% online in less than 20 minutes.

  • Your passport needs to be at least 6 months valid from your arrival in Madagascar to apply.

  • Use our Visa Checker if you want to know if you need this eVisa to visit Madagascar.

  • Children also need this visa to enter the country.

  • If you are only going to stay in Madagascar for less than 15 days, you won’t need this visa. You will have to pay 10 euros on your arrival or on our website before your trip.

  • We advise you to apply one week in advance.

  • iVisa is a legitimate company, accredited and recognized by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). For more information, see the FAQs below.

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Last updated: December 2023

Are you planning to travel to Madagascar? Your first step to experiencing this beautiful island is to get your Madagascar eVisa online!

We streamline the complex visa application process. Our service ensures a timely and accurate application, minimizing risks of delay or rejection. With our user-friendly iVisa mobile app, you can apply on the go and track your eVisa application in real-time.

Let’s unpack the visa requirements and everything you need to know to apply online for the Madagascar eVisa.

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What is the Madagascar eVisa?

The Madagascar eVisa, also called an electronic visa or e-Visa, allows foreign visitors to enter and travel within Madagascar. Introduced to simplify the tourist visa application process, the online system enables travelers to apply online, eliminating the need to visit an embassy or consulate.

This eVisa is designed for tourists and those visiting family or friends in Madagascar. It provides a streamlined, user-friendly way to secure your travel authorization, whether you are planning to explore the country's unique biodiversity or attend an amateur contest.

With our guidance, your journey to Madagascar becomes easier and more convenient. You can apply from the comfort of your own home and receive your visa via email, ready to be printed and presented upon arrival.

What can you do with the Madagascar eVisa?

With the Madagascar eVisa you can:

  • Explore the country: Visit the numerous natural attractions, wildlife, and cultural landmarks of Madagascar. This includes the famous Avenue of the Baobabs, Tsingy de Bemaraha Strict Nature Reserve, and the unique ecosystems of national parks like Ranomafana and Isalo.

  • Visit friends or relatives: If you have friends or family living in Madagascar, you can use the eVisa to visit them.

  • Attend amateur events or contests: You can participate in or be a spectator at non-professional events, such as cultural festivals, sporting events, or conferences.

What can’t you do with this Madagascar visa?

What you can’t do with the Madagascar eVisa:

  • The eVisa does not grant the right to work in Madagascar. If you intend to work, you'll need a different type of visa.

  • You cannot conduct business or commercial activities, including selling goods or services, while in Madagascar on a tourist eVisa.

  • If you plan to study in Madagascar, you may need a different type of visa.

  • The eVisa allows a stay of up to 60 days per entry with a possible extension. You cannot use it to stay indefinitely or to seek residency.

  • You must obtain the necessary permissions or visas to participate in political activities, public speeches, or performances.

Apply for your Tourist eVisa today!

Who can apply for the Madagascar eVisa?

The Madagascar eVisa can be applied for by anyone who meets the following eligibility criteria:

  • You are planning to visit Madagascar for tourism purposes, as the eVisa system currently only supports tourist visas​​.

  • Your stay in Madagascar will be less than 60 days​​.

  • You are not a diplomat or an employee of certain organizations.

Get your visa for Madagascar online now.

Which nationalities are eligible for the Madagascar eVisa?

The Madagascar eVisa application is open to all nationalities save a few exceptions, including Palestine and Burundi​​. Most individuals planning a visit to Madagascar for tourism can apply for this visa.

Given the extensive list of eligible nationalities, use our Visa Checker Tool to check if you qualify and apply instantly online!

Can minors apply for a Madagascar eVisa?

Yes, minors must apply for a Madagascar eVisa. In addition to the general application requirements, children must provide a travel authorization signed by both parents or legal guardians and a copy of their ID.

Apply together as a family by clicking ‘Add another person’ during the online application process.

Madagascar eVisa validity: How long is the Madagascar eVisa valid?

This is a Single entry travel document. That means that you can only visit Madagascar once. If you want to visit again, you must apply for another Tourist Visa.

The permitted stay changes according to the eVisa type you apply for. We offer the 30-day stay, 15-day stay, and the 60-day stay eVisas.

Can I extend my Madagascar eVisa?

It is possible to extend your Madagascar eVisa while in the country. Extensions can be done at the Immigration Office (Bureau des Étrangers) of the Ministry of Interior and Decentralization in Antananarivo, the capital city of Madagascar.

To extend your visa, follow these steps:

  • Visit the Immigration Office before your visa expiry date.

  • Bring along your passport and proof of accommodation in Madagascar.

  • You will be asked to fill out some forms to apply for the extension.

The extension length is subject to approval by the Immigration Office, and there is typically a fee to be paid for the service.

Madagascar eVisa required documents

To apply for a Madagascar eVisa, provide the following documents:

  • Valid passport: Your passport should be valid for at least six months from your planned entry into Madagascar.

  • Passport-size photo: This photo should be recent and clearly show your face against a light background. The size typically needs to be 2 × 2 inches (51 × 51 mm). You can use our passport photo service to get updated pictures.

Immigration officials can also request the following:

  • Proof of onward or return travel: This can be a confirmed flight ticket showing that you intend to leave Madagascar within the expiry period of your visa.

  • Proof of accommodation: This can be a hotel booking, a letter of invitation from your host in Madagascar, or any other proof you have arranged for accommodation during your stay.

  • Travel itinerary: Provide a detailed plan of what you intend to do in Madagascar, proving your travel purpose.

How to apply for the Madagascar eVisa online

To apply for your Madagascar Visa online, foreign nationals just need to follow the few simple steps below:

  • Step 1: Fill out your basic details and choose your preferred processing time.

  • Step 2: Review all your application information carefully. Then pay the visa fees with a credit or debit card or PayPal.

  • Step 3: Upload the required documents and get your visa within the chosen processing time.

We will contact you if we need any more information about your application. Applicants are advised to apply well before their intended arrival date to allow sufficient visa processing time.

Once the eVisa is approved, you will receive a confirmation via email. You should keep an electronic and printed copy of the visa on hand to show on arrival in Madagascar.

Apply now!

Madagascar visa fees and processing times

The Madagascar eVisa visa fee includes our processing fee, which varies depending on your chosen option, and the government fee of USD $37.00.

We advise you to apply at least one day in advance.

During the application process on our site, you can add services such as an iVisa Plus subscription, Premium Concierge Service, Embassy Registration, or Premium Photo Services.

Use our application form to check your application's total cost based on your circumstances and chosen services.

Do I need the Madagascar eVisa to transit through the country?

If you are transiting through Madagascar and staying in the airport transit area, you generally do not need a visa as long as your layover is less than 24 hours and you have an onward ticket.

However, you will need a visa if you plan to leave the airport, even temporarily. An eVisa can be a convenient option, as you can apply online with us without visiting a consulate or embassy.

Please note that these rules can change depending on your nationality. Some travelers have experience that some airlines may not let you board without a valid visa, even if you are only transiting. Therefore, it’s recommended to always check the requirements with your airline.

Benefits of getting your Madagascar eVisa with us

Why pay for our services? Simple, when you pay our processing fee, you are paying for:

  • 100% government-compliant: Our team of iVisa Experts will review all information and ensure it’s 100% compliant with government requirements.

  • Simplified form: Visa applications can be confusing and tedious. At iVisa, we’ll ensure only to include relevant questions, making the application hassle-free.

  • Fill out at your own pace: Save your progress, make changes, and come back to it later whenever you need a break.

Madagascar entry requirements or restrictions

Regarding entry requirements, the Madagascar government has lifted all COVID-19 health restrictions for travelers. This means that pre-departure PCR tests and testing on arrival are no longer required for entry to Madagascar, regardless of your vaccination status.

Upon entry to Madagascar, you must provide the following:

  1. Valid passport with eVisa: Your passport with the eVisa confirmation. While some countries accept digital copies, bringing a printed copy of your eVisa is a good idea. Your passport should also have at least two blank pages.

  2. Proof of onward or return travel: Immigration officials might ask for proof that you have a flight (or other means) to leave the country.

  3. Proof of sufficient funds: While only sometimes checked, you might be asked to demonstrate that you have enough funds to cover your stay in Madagascar.

Need more information about the Madagascar eVisa?

If you need more info about Madagascar and the eVisa application process, don't hesitate to contact our customer support team anytime via online chat or email at help@iVisa.

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Kathryn F
USAJuly 3 2024
My friend and I are planning a trip to Kenya first and then Madagascar. Our journey starts in Nairobi before we head to Antananarivo. We’re trying to figure out the health requirements for this route. Will we need a yellow fever vaccine certificate to apply for the Madagascar eVisa after visiting Kenya?
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iVisa
October 4 2024
While it’s not a listed requirement when applying for a Madagascar eVisa, if you're traveling to Madagascar from Kenya, it’s best to get a yellow fever vaccine certificate. This is because Kenya is one of the countries where yellow fever is endemic. It's helpful to have this certificate as part of your travel documentation to ensure entry into Madagascar without issues from immigration​.
Gabrielle M
FranceJuly 9 2024
My partner and I are from Marseilles and planning a cruise that will dock in Madagascar on two separate days. We're really excited to explore locally with guides from the area rather than the cruise ship’s organized tours. We'll be landing in different ports each day. I’m wondering about the visa requirements—do we need to get an eVisa for each port entry in Madagascar, or is one enough for both days?
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iVisa
October 4 2024
Since the Madagascar eVisa is a single-entry visa, each time you disembark in Madagascar, a new entry would be required. Therefore, for your cruise that stops in Madagascar on two different days at different ports, you would indeed need a separate eVisa for each port entry if you plan to leave the ship and enter Madagascar. Fortunately, we have a Super Rush processing option for the Madagascar eVisa where you can get the document in 2 days.
Dante L
ItalyJuly 19 2024
I’m finally traveling to Madagascar after postponing my trip because of the global pandemic. I know the tourist eVisa allows for a 60-day stay with an option to extend for another 90 days. Here’s my question: could I just leave Madagascar before my visa expires and then return with a new visa (and a new validity period)? Are there any rules about how much time I can spend in Madagascar over a year or within a 365-day period?
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iVisa
October 4 2024
If you leave the country before your initial visa expires, you can indeed return with a new visa and a new validity period. However, there isn't a specific rule regarding the total time you can spend in Madagascar within a 365-day period under standard tourist visas. Each entry is treated independently as per the duration allowed on the eVisa.

Questions?

Kathryn F, USA | July 3, 2024

My friend and I are planning a trip to Kenya first and then Madagascar. Our journey starts in Nairobi before we head to Antananarivo. We’re trying to figure out the health requirements for this route. Will we need a yellow fever vaccine certificate to apply for the Madagascar eVisa after visiting Kenya?

Cami, iVisa | July 6, 2024

While it’s not a listed requirement when applying for a Madagascar eVisa, if you're traveling to Madagascar from Kenya, it’s best to get a yellow fever vaccine certificate. This is because Kenya is one of the countries where yellow fever is endemic. It's helpful to have this certificate as part of your travel documentation to ensure entry into Madagascar without issues from immigration​.

Gabrielle M, France | July 9, 2024

My partner and I are from Marseilles and planning a cruise that will dock in Madagascar on two separate days. We're really excited to explore locally with guides from the area rather than the cruise ship’s organized tours. We'll be landing in different ports each day. I’m wondering about the visa requirements—do we need to get an eVisa for each port entry in Madagascar, or is one enough for both days?

Cami, iVisa | July 11, 2024

Since the Madagascar eVisa is a single-entry visa, each time you disembark in Madagascar, a new entry would be required. Therefore, for your cruise that stops in Madagascar on two different days at different ports, you would indeed need a separate eVisa for each port entry if you plan to leave the ship and enter Madagascar. Fortunately, we have a Super Rush processing option for the Madagascar eVisa where you can get the document in 2 days.

Dante L, Italy | July 19, 2024

I’m finally traveling to Madagascar after postponing my trip because of the global pandemic. I know the tourist eVisa allows for a 60-day stay with an option to extend for another 90 days. Here’s my question: could I just leave Madagascar before my visa expires and then return with a new visa (and a new validity period)? Are there any rules about how much time I can spend in Madagascar over a year or within a 365-day period?

Martin, iVisa | July 22, 2024

If you leave the country before your initial visa expires, you can indeed return with a new visa and a new validity period. However, there isn't a specific rule regarding the total time you can spend in Madagascar within a 365-day period under standard tourist visas. Each entry is treated independently as per the duration allowed on the eVisa.

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The single-entry Madagascar eVisa allows you to stay between 30 and 60 days in the country.
Your passport must be at least 6 months valid from your arrival in Madagascar to apply for this visa.

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