Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Yemen

Do you want to travel to Malawi? Since November 2019, over 200 countries have had access to apply online for the Malawi e-Visa. Citizens of Yemen belong on this list.

You can apply for this visa through our application process at iVisa.com. It is an easy and simple process that you can do from any electronic device.

Interested in applying for the Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen? Learn all about it on the FAQs down below.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any vaccines to travel to Malawi as a citizen of Yemen?

The CDC recommends that all citizens of Yemen travel to the country vaccinated against Yellow Fever, Cholera, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Typhoid, and Rabies.

In addition, the Covid-19 vaccination is also suggested by the World Health Organization.

Do I need a PCR Test to travel to Malawi as a citizen of Yemen?

Indeed! All visitors need to carry a negative PCR Covid-19 test at least 72 hours before arrival and present it at the airport counter.

Do I need to quarantine upon arrival to Malawi as a citizen of Yemen?

Nowadays, there is no quarantine restriction upon arrival to Malawi. However, this information could change due to the current Covid-19 pandemic.

What is a Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen and how to apply for it?

The Malawi e-Visa is an electronic visa authorization document that allows citizens of Yemen to enter the country for tourism purposes. This document is for a single entry only. It will enable you to enter the country for a maximum of 90 days per entry within a validity of 90 days after issued.

To apply for the Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen, you need to follow these 3 simple steps.

• Step 1: Fill out the iVisa.com online form with your personal information, then select the processing time.
• Step 2: Review all your personal information and make sure everything is correct. Then select the payment method.
• Step 3: Finally, upload the required documents.

What is the cost for the processing time of my Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen?

iVisa.com has 3 alternatives for you to choose from depending on what you need.

• Standard Processing: 10 days - USD $101.99.
• Rush Processing: 9 days - USD $119.99.
• Super Rush Processing: 7 days - USD $150.99.

Prices include the government fee.

What documents do I need to upload to get my Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen?

• The passport information page. It must have at least 6 months validity.
• Two currently taken passport-size photographs.
• Accommodation information.
• An e-mail address so that you can receive your Malawi e-Visa.
• The payment method can be with a credit or debit card.

Can I trust iVisa.com?

Yes! Our company validates all the information sent by its customers through a data processing analysis, which helps us maintain personal data confidentiality. If you want to know more check out review section.

Who can I talk to if I have more questions about the Malawi e-Visa for citizens of Yemen?

You can contact our customer service experts to resolve any questions about our services. They are available 24/7.

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If you are planning to visit the Mua region, we recommend you see the Chamare Museum. This museum is one of the main museums in the region, and you will not be disappointed during your visit.

This museum is beautifully decorated with murals depicting the entire history of Malawi. It has three exhibition halls. The first hall exhibits the history of the Mua region and how the Roman Catholic Church was founded in Malawi. The second hall shows the different Chewa, Yao, and Nhoni cultures, where you will also see a live performance of the traditional Ngoni dance.

And finally, in the third hall, you will find the "tree of the spirits", this wonderful structure has on its branches hanging approximately 280 traditional masks of Gule Wamkulu. Each of these masks has interpretive panels for you to learn about their meaning.

The museum is named after the renowned French missionary Father Champmartin, who arrived in Mua in 1908 and taught the locals carpentry, a recognized trade in the country now. The name was later shortened to Chamare. We always recommend visiting this place with an expert guide to learn more about the culture.