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Uganda eVisa Overstay Consequences

Understanding the penalties, fines, and legal consequences of overstaying your Uganda eVisa, plus steps to resolve overstay situations.

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Uganda eVisa Overstay Overview

Overstaying your Uganda eVisa has serious legal and financial consequences. Understanding these penalties helps you avoid violations and resolve issues properly.

Daily Fines

$30 USD per day fine for each day of overstay beyond your visa expiration date.

Entry Restrictions

Potential restrictions on future visa applications and entry to Uganda.

Legal Action

Possible detention, deportation, and legal proceedings for serious violations.

Overstay Penalty Structure

Overstay Duration Daily Fine Total Fine Example Additional Consequences
1-7 days $30 per day $30 - $210 Warning, fine payment required
8-30 days $30 per day $240 - $900 Immigration record, future visa scrutiny
31-90 days $30 per day $930 - $2,700 Possible entry ban, deportation proceedings
Over 90 days $30 per day $2,700+ Deportation, entry ban, legal action

What to Do If You're Overstaying

Immediate steps to take if you realize you've overstayed your Uganda eVisa.

1

Immediate Action

Contact Uganda Immigration immediately to report your overstay and seek guidance.

2

Calculate Fines

Calculate total overstay fines ($30 per day) and prepare for payment.

3

Visit Immigration

Visit the nearest immigration office with passport, visa, and payment for fines.

4

Resolve Status

Pay fines, obtain clearance, and arrange departure or visa extension if eligible.

Preventing Overstay Situations

Take proactive steps to avoid overstaying your Uganda eVisa and facing penalties.

Keep track of your visa expiration date and set reminders well in advance. Plan your departure or extension application accordingly.

If you need to stay longer, apply for visa extension before your current visa expires. Extensions are subject to approval and fees.

In case of medical emergencies or other unforeseen circumstances, contact immigration immediately for guidance and possible exemptions.

Seek legal assistance if facing complex immigration issues or if you're unable to resolve overstay situations independently.
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Legal Consequences of Overstaying

Immediate Consequences
  • Daily fines of $30 USD
  • Immigration record creation
  • Potential detention
  • Deportation proceedings
Long-term Consequences
  • Future visa restrictions
  • Entry bans to Uganda
  • Increased scrutiny
  • Regional travel restrictions

Frequently Asked Questions

The fine for overstaying Uganda eVisa is $30 USD per day for each day beyond your visa expiration date. This fine accumulates daily until the overstay is resolved.

Overstaying for more than 30 days can result in deportation proceedings, entry bans, and significant fines. You may face restrictions on future visa applications and potential legal action.

Visa extensions are typically not available once you're already overstaying. You must first resolve the overstay by paying fines and may need to leave the country before applying for a new visa.

Overstay fines are paid at Uganda Immigration offices, at the airport before departure, or at designated immigration payment centers. Payment is typically required in USD or Ugandan Shillings.

Yes, overstaying creates an immigration record that may affect future visa applications. You may face increased scrutiny, longer processing times, or potential visa denials.

Medical emergencies may be considered for fine waivers or reductions. Contact immigration immediately with medical documentation and hospital records to explain the circumstances.

Yes, immigration authorities may detain individuals for significant overstays, especially those exceeding 30 days or repeat offenders. Detention can occur pending deportation proceedings.

Calculate overstay fines by counting each day after your visa expiration and multiplying by $30. For example, 10 days overstay = 10 × $30 = $300 total fine.

Bring your passport, expired visa, payment for fines, and any supporting documentation explaining the overstay circumstances to the immigration office.

Appeals may be possible in exceptional circumstances such as medical emergencies or force majeure situations. Contact immigration authorities or seek legal assistance for appeal procedures.

Avoid Overstay Penalties

Plan your travel carefully and apply for visa extensions before your current visa expires to avoid costly overstay fines.

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