What is the difference between the Tanzania eVisa validity and allowed stay?

The difference between Tanzania eVisa validity and allowed stay is an important factor to consider while planning your trip:

eVisa validity: This refers to the period during which your eVisa is valid, or in other words, the time frame within which you must enter Tanzania. This validity period typically starts from the issue date and lasts for a specific duration, such as 90 days entire validity period.
Allowed/max. stay: This is the actual length of time you are permitted to stay in Tanzania once you have entered the country. Depending on your nationality and specific visa conditions, this could be 90 days within the validity period of your Tanzania eVisa.

Example:

If your eVisa is valid for 90 days (about 3 months) from the date of issue and your allowed stay is 90 days, you must enter Tanzania within those 90 days. Once you enter, you can stay for up to 90 days, but you must leave before or on the 90th day, regardless of whether the 90-day validity period has expired.

It's essential to plan your trip within these parameters to ensure compliance with Tanzania's immigration policies.