Equatorial Guinea eVisa
From$164.99
- 90 days validity
- Stay up to 90 days per entry
- Single entry
- As fast as 2 hours
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Whether you need a visa for Equatorial Guinea depends on your nationality and the purpose of your trip. Most visa-required travelers heading to Equatorial Guinea for tourism or business apply for the Equatorial Guinea eVisa, an electronic travel document tied to your passport for air arrivals, so there's no embassy visit or passport label required.
Start your application and iVisa will confirm exactly which Equatorial Guinea travel document you need based on your nationality and trip, then prepare, review, and file it for you.
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All visa-required travelers must obtain an Equatorial Guinea eVisa before entering Equatorial Guinea for tourism or business.
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Answer a few simple questions and upload your documents, choose your processing speed, and pay securely. Most travelers finish in minutes.
Our experts check your application for the errors that cause government rejections, fix them with you, then submit it directly to the Equatorial Guinea government on your behalf.
Once approved, your Equatorial Guinea travel document arrives by email — ready to travel, with clear instructions on how to use it.

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What travelers commonly ask about Equatorial Guinea visas.
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No. All eVisas issued through the electronic portal are strictly single-entry. If you leave Equatorial Guinea, even to visit a neighboring country, your visa becomes invalid, and you'll need to apply for a new eVisa to return.
Yes. You must upload and carry an original yellow fever vaccination certificate. Immigration officers strictly check for the physical yellow card upon arrival at the airport, and you'll be denied entry without it.
No. The eVisa is strictly designated for air arrivals at international airports, primarily Malabo International Airport (SSG). If you plan to cross land borders from Gabon or Cameroon, or arrive at a seaport, you must apply for a traditional visa at an embassy.
No. The eVisa is strictly for short-term tourism or business visits up to 90 days. It doesn't permit employment. For stays exceeding 90 days, you must apply for a residence permit from the Ministry of National Security inside the country.
Yes. There aren't any age exemptions; every traveler, including infants, must have their own individual visa. For minors, you must upload a birth certificate and, if traveling with only one parent, a notarized consent letter from the non-traveling parent.
Once your Equatorial Guinea eVisa application is approved, you'll receive an email with a PDF. We recommend printing a physical copy to present to your airline before boarding and to immigration officers at the port of entry. You should also keep a digital backup on your phone.
If denied, you will receive a notification via email. The most common reason for denial is mismatched passport details. You can usually re-apply by submitting a completely new application with corrected information. iVisa offers denial protection. Our experts manually review your application before submission to prevent these issues.
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