Tourist Entry & Visas for Angola (2025)

Visa-free stays, tourist visa steps & arrival tips

Planning a trip to Angola? Many nationalities can enter visa-free for short visits of up to 30 days.

If you’re visiting for tourism, start here to see whether you need a visa and what to prepare.

This page gives you the essentials: who can enter without a visa, what to do if you need one, the key documents to prepare, and what to expect on arrival.

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At a Glance

Visa-Free Entry (Up to 30 Days)

Many nationalities can visit without a visa for short stays. Check the updated list.

Tourism onlyMax 30 days

Tourist Visa (If Not Eligible)

Apply before travel via an Angolan embassy/consulate. See requirements below.

Single entryDocs required

See the full, updated list of eligible countries and conditions:

Visa-Free Entry Guide

  • Visits for tourism (not work).
  • Stay up to 30 days (single entry).
  • Carry accommodation details, return/onward ticket and yellow-fever certificate.
  • Apply for a tourist visa before you travel at the nearest Angolan embassy/consulate.
  • Prepare: valid passport (6+ months), passport photos, proof of accommodation, return/onward ticket, funds proof, yellow-fever certificate, embassy forms/fees.
  • Some embassies require an online pre-application and a scheduled appointment.
  • For tourism/visiting friends & family — not for work.
  • Stay up to 30 days; usually one possible extension.
  • Key documents: passport (6+ months), accommodation proof, return ticket, yellow-fever vaccination.

Documents Checklist

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond entry
  • Passport-sized photos (per embassy spec)
  • Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter)
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of funds (bank statement / employer letter, if requested)
  • Yellow-fever vaccination certificate
  • Completed embassy/consulate forms & fees
  • Keep accommodation details and return/onward ticket handy for border control.
  • Keep your yellow-fever certificate with your passport.
  • Confirm how many days were granted on the entry stamp (up to 30 days).

Disclaimer: Information for general guidance only — always verify with an Angolan embassy/consulate. Requirements and eligible nationalities can change.

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