Do French citizens need visas for Tanzania?
Yes, regardless of the expected length of stay or the purpose of the visit, all French nationals coming to Tanzania require a visa to enter the country.
Only a few nationalities are exempt from visa requirements in Tanzania, with the majority of them belonging to African and Southeast Asian nations.
Citizens of France planning a short trip to Tanzania can now apply for a Tanzania eVisa entirely online, removing the need to apply in person at a Tanzanian embassy or consulate.
Do French children need an eVisa for travel to Tanzania?
To travel to Tanzania from France, all minors under the age of 18, regardless of whether they are included on their parent's passport or not, must obtain an individually authorized eVisa.
However, applications on behalf of children may be made by a parent or guardian if they declare that they are applying on behalf of the minor when completing the Tanzania eVisa form.
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