Tanzania Tourist Visa
For Bangladeshi passport holders · United Republic of Tanzania
Overview
The Standard “eVISA for Tourist” is valid for 90 days (from eVISA issue date) for a single journey to Tanzania for the purpose of Tour / Holidaying / Vacation. The Visitor is allowed to stay in Tanzania for no more than 90 consecutive days. Visitors under tourist visas are not allowed to accept any unauthorized employment, attend school, or represent the foreign information media during their stay in Tanzania.
The applicant must submit the necessary authentic and valid documents for a Tanzania eVisa through online. Once approved by the Embassy of Tanzania, an electronic copy (softcopy) of the Visa will be sent to the Applicant for collection.
Who can apply
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Basic Eligibility
Any Bangladeshi Nationals are Eligible to Apply for Tanzania eVISA (having a valid MRP / E-Passport with at least 6 months validity) subject to provide some required Documents.
Also Applicant should,
• be a genuine visitor
• have enough funds to support his/her stay and leave
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Questions? Amy Visa Team: +880 1708-169913, +880 1730-358951
Fees & charges
- Visa Fee & Processing Fee For:
- Agent/Corporate -
- Apply Online - BDT 6800
- Applied by AMY person - BDT 7000
- Individual Applicant -
- Apply Online - BDT 7300
- Applied by AMY person - BDT 7500
Processing time
About Tanzania
Open in Google Maps- Capital
- Dodoma
- Currency
- Tanzanian shilling (TZS)
- Language
- Swahili, English
- Religion
- 63.1% Christianity 34.1% Islam 1.5% no religion 1.2% traditional faiths 0.1% others
- Population
- 67,462,121
- Calling code
- +255
- Time zone
- UTC+3 (East Africa Time)
Major cities
Weather
Tanzania has a tropical climate, which is generally warm year-round with regional variations due to altitude. The hottest months are between November and February, when temperatures can reach up to 32°C (89.6°F). The rainy seasons are divided into two: the "long rains" from March to May, bringing heavy downpours, especially in coastal and highland areas, and the "short rains" from November to December. Coastal regions, like Zanzibar, tend to be humid and receive more rain, while northern and inland areas experience milder weather patterns with cooler, drier conditions in the higher altitudes.
Important notes
Amy is not liable for any further delays in visa processing or for the approval or denial of any visa application, since this entirely depends on the Embassy. The embassy reserves the right to ask for more evidence and to contact the applicant for an interview if required.
Requirements are set by the embassy and can change without notice. The Amy Visa Team confirms the current checklist when you apply. Always verify before travel.
