Tanzania Tour Packages

Indian passport holders need a visa for Tanzania — India is expressly excluded from the Commonwealth exemption. For tourism the visa is the Ordinary (single entry) visa, applied for through the Tanzania Immigration e-visa portal before you travel, and the Tanzania Immigration e-visa portal also lists Indian nationals as eligible for a visa on arrival. One visa covers both the mainland and Zanzibar.

Fee and processing, as the authorities publish them Indian passport holders need a visa for Tanzania, and the visa for tourism is the Ordinary (single entry) visa. The Tanzania Immigration e-visa portal publishes the Ordinary Visa fee as 50 US dollars with a validity of up to 90 days, lists Indian nationals as eligible for both the online and the on-arrival visa, and recommends applying online. the High Commission of Tanzania in New Delhi repeats the 50-dollar general rate but its fee table for the Ordinary/Tourist visa lists Indian citizens at 100 US dollars for a multiple-entry visa valid one year with 90 days per stay. Both are official, so budget on the figure that belongs to the channel you use and confirm it when you apply. On timing, the portal states that applications are processed within ten days outside the referral category; the High Commission states a minimum of five working days for applications lodged with it, with paid next-day and same-day services. Plan against ten days, and longer if an interview is requested. A Visa Grant Notice is not a final authority to enter — the officer at the entry point decides — and a return ticket must be shown on arrival. One visa covers Tanzania Mainland and Zanzibar. Fees and timeframes are set by the authorities and change; confirm both when you apply. Final visa decisions remain with the relevant authorities.