Embassy of Tanzania in Madagascar - Tanzania Immigration

Is There an Embassy of Tanzania in Madagascar?

No. Tanzania does not currently maintain a resident embassy in Madagascar, and there is no full-service Tanzanian embassy in Antananarivo.

Diplomatic and consular matters relating to Madagascar are handled through Tanzania's regional diplomatic network and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation. As diplomatic accreditation may change over time, travelers are advised to confirm the responsible mission through official Tanzanian government channels before seeking consular assistance.

For most short-term visits, eligible travelers can conveniently apply for a Tanzania eVisa online without visiting an embassy.

Closest Tanzanian Embassy Serving Madagascar

Although Madagascar does not host a resident Tanzanian embassy, travelers can contact nearby Tanzanian diplomatic missions or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for consular assistance and travel guidance.

Diplomatic Mission

Location

Status

Main Services

High Commission of the United Republic of Tanzania

Nairobi, Kenya

Regional diplomatic mission

Visa information, passport assistance, document legalization, emergency consular support

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and East African Cooperation

Dodoma, Tanzania

Central government authority

Diplomatic coordination, consular guidance, accreditation information

Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania

Maputo, Mozambique

Nearby regional embassy

Consular services, bilateral cooperation, assistance within its accredited jurisdiction

Note: Before contacting any diplomatic mission, verify the current accreditation and contact details through the official Tanzania Ministry of Foreign Affairs, as consular jurisdictions may be updated.

Tanzania–Madagascar Diplomatic Relations

Tanzania and Madagascar maintain friendly relations as neighboring Indian Ocean countries and cooperate through regional and international organizations despite the absence of a resident Tanzanian embassy in Madagascar.

Key areas of cooperation include:

  • Both countries are members of the African Union (AU) and support regional peace, security, and sustainable development.
  • Tanzania and Madagascar participate in the Indian Ocean Commission's broader regional initiatives through dialogue with neighboring states and partners where applicable.
  • Cooperation continues in areas such as trade, tourism, maritime connectivity, and environmental conservation.
  • Both governments work together within the United Nations and other multilateral forums on global development priorities.
  • Tourism links are supported by growing interest in East African and Indian Ocean travel destinations.
  • Bilateral engagement is conducted through diplomatic channels and non-resident representation when required.

Although diplomatic exchanges are relatively modest, Tanzania and Madagascar continue to strengthen cooperation through regional partnerships and international organizations. Travelers and businesses should consult official government sources for the latest information on consular services, visa requirements, and diplomatic representation before making travel or business arrangements.

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