The
link
to
the
site
for
VISA
Application
is www.evisa.gov.zw
Visa
requirements
You
must
have
a
visa
to
visit
Zimbabwe.
Most
visitors
get
their
visa
on
arrival.
Applying
for
a
visa
The visa
on
arrival
is
usually
granted
for
30
days.
Take
enough
US
dollars
with
you
in
small
notes
to
pay
for
your
visa.
See information
on
visa
fees
from
the
Zimbabwean
Embassy.
It
is
possible
to apply
for
an
e-visa before
you
travel,
with
options
for
single
entry
or
double
entry
visas
at
different
prices.
You
can
also
use
the
KAZA
Univisa
in
Zimbabwe.
It
is
valid
for
travel
between
Zimbabwe
and
Zambia
and
for
day
trips
into
Botswana.
The
KAZA
Univisa
is
available
at
Harare,
Bulawayo
and
Victoria
Falls
airports
and
at
the
land
borders
at
Victoria
Falls
(Zimbabwe-Zambia
border)
and
Kazungula
(Zimbabwe-Botswana
border).
It
costs
50
US
dollars
and
is
valid
for
30
days.
It
is
no
longer
possible
to
get
a
visa
from
the
Zimbabwean
Embassy
in
London.
To
extend
or
renew
visas
or
permits,
go
in
person
to
the Government
of
Zimbabwe
Immigration
Department.
To
stay
longer
or
to
work
or
study,
or
for
business
travel,
you
must
meet
the
Zimbabwean
government’s
entry
requirements.
You
must
have
a
temporary
work
permit
if
you’re
volunteering
or
doing
missionary
work.
Zimbabwean
temporary
travel
documents
Zimbabwean
temporary
travel
documents
(TTDs)
are
not
valid
for
re-entry
to
the
UK.
You
could
be
stranded
in
Zimbabwe
if
you
travel
using
this
document.
Source:
ATTA
::
Zimbabwe:
E-Visa
Regulations
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