East African Tourist Visa - Visit Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda

The East African Tourist Visa is valid for 90 days from the date of issue and allows:

• Multiple Entries: Move freely between Uganda, Kenya, and Rwanda
• Maximum Stay: Total of 90 days across all three countries
• Tourism Only: Strictly for tourism purposes, not work or business
• Single Application: No need for separate visas for each country

You must exit the region within 90 days of the visa issue date.

You must apply through the first country you plan to enter:

• Entering Uganda First: Apply through Uganda's eVisa system
• Entering Kenya First: Apply through Kenya's eVisa system
• Entering Rwanda First: Apply through Rwanda's eVisa system

Important: You must enter East Africa through the country where you applied for the visa. You cannot change your entry point after approval.

If you're unsure about your entry point, plan your itinerary carefully before applying.

The detailed tour plan is a crucial requirement and should include:

Travel Itinerary Details:

• Dates of travel to each country
• Cities and attractions you plan to visit
• Duration of stay in each country
• Border crossing points between countries

Supporting Documents:

• Hotel bookings in each country
• Tour operator confirmations (if using)
• Transportation arrangements between countries
• Return flight confirmation from the region

No, the East African Tourist Visa is strictly for tourism purposes only.

• Tourism Activities: Sightseeing, wildlife safaris, cultural tours
• Not Permitted: Business meetings, conferences, work activities
• No Conversion: Cannot be converted to work visa while in the region
• Strict Enforcement: Violations can result in deportation

If you need to conduct business in any of these countries, apply for the appropriate business visa instead.

If your East African Tourist Visa application is rejected:

Refund Policy:

• Processing Fee: May be eligible for full refund
• Government Fees: Usually non-refundable
• Service Charges: Check specific terms and conditions

Reapplication:

• Review rejection reasons carefully
• Correct any errors or missing information
• Provide additional documentation if required
• Reapply with corrected information

Common rejection reasons include incomplete documentation, insufficient tour plans, or eligibility issues.