Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica

The citizens of Costa Rica, are one of many citizens that need an eVisa to travel to Tanzania. Since November 2018 the Tanzania Government introduced the eVisa for certain nationalities to apply for the online Tanzania Volunteer eVisa

Tanzania is not only known for its tourism but also for being a Volunteer destination, which means people enter the country beside different NGOs to social work.

iVisa.com offers you the online service to apply for your Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica.

Do you have more questions about the Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica? Read our FAQs to help you with that.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica?

The Tanzania Volunteer eVisa is a travel authorization given to foreign volunteers that want to work in Tanzania. This Work/Volunteer authorization is granted for a period no longer than 90 days per entry and is for a single entry only. To Obtain this document, the volunteer must have a contract with the organization as proof of the volunteering activities, and an invitation letter that confirms the purpose of the trip.

Don’t forget that iVisa.com offers you online the process of applying for your Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica.

Can I enter with my Volunteer eVisa at any Tanzania Airport?

Unfortunately no! The Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica is only available at the following airports: Julius Nyerere International Airport (JNIA), Kilimanjaro International Airport (KIA), Abeid Amani Karume International Airport (AAKIA), Namanga border, or Tunduma Border.

What do I need to upload to apply for my Tanzania Volunteer eVisa?

We need you to upload the following documents:

• A copy of the passport With all the personal details and at least six months validity.
• A Passport size photograph
• An e-mail address so you can receive your Volunteer electronic visa.
• The payment method: A Credit or debit card.
• Other documents: Round trip Air Ticket, an invitation letter, the NGOs Registration Certificate, and documents that justify the purpose of travel.

What are the processing time and fees?

iVisa.com offers you 3 different options for you to apply for your Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica. The iVisa.com prices include the Government Fee:

• Standard Processing Alternative: 30 days - USD $87.49
• Rush Processing Alternative: 25 days - USD $100.99
• Super Rush Processing Alternative: 20 days - USD $124.99

What do I have to do to apply for my Tanzania Volunteer eVisa?

When applying for your Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica, you must:

• 1: Fill out all the information in our online form, after filling out select a processing time alternative.
• 2: Inspect that all your information is correct, if not, you must correct it, then select the payment method.
• 3: Scan and upload all the documents, and submit them.

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Yes, it is totally reliable! iVisa.com uses a high-quality data analysis system that allows us to protect your information and help you process your travel documents.

Where can I get more information about the Tanzania Volunteer eVisa for the citizens of Costa Rica?

If you want more information about the Volunteer eVisa or anything else, you can contact our customer service. They are available to clear any question 24/7.

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