Uganda eVisa Single Entry Guide

Yes, you can extend your single-entry eVisa at the Uganda Immigration Office in Kampala. Extensions are typically granted for 30-90 days with additional fees and valid reasons.

With a single-entry visa, once you leave Uganda, the visa becomes invalid. You must apply for a new eVisa if you want to return to Uganda later.

The cost is $50 USD for tourist and business single-entry eVisas, $30 USD for transit visas, and $100 USD for East African tourist visas. Payment is made online during application.

Processing typically takes 2-3 business days for most applications. However, it can take up to 5 business days during peak seasons or if additional documentation is required.

No, eVisas must be obtained before traveling to Uganda. If you're already in Uganda, you can only extend your current visa or apply for a different visa type at the immigration office.

You need a valid passport (6+ months validity), passport-size photo, yellow fever vaccination certificate, return flight ticket, and proof of accommodation. Additional documents may be required based on your nationality.

Yes, yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for all travelers entering Uganda, regardless of visa type. You must provide a valid WHO yellow fever certificate with your application.

No, tourist visas do not permit employment in Uganda. If you plan to work, you must apply for a business visa or work permit. Violating visa conditions can result in deportation.

If rejected, you'll receive an explanation of the reasons. You can address the issues and reapply with corrected documentation. Visa fees are generally non-refundable, but you can appeal the decision if you believe it was made in error.