FAQs

If you're visiting Tanzania, odds are you'll go on safari. But don't let the wildlife overshadow the rest of the country - it's a 63-million-person country with lots more to see and do. Try to make time for the remainder of the nation. Here's a smattering of things to do in Tanzania other than safari:

Yes. Dar es Salaam has a variety of activities and a vibrant nightlife for people wishing to relax and have fun. In the nights, both locals and visitors go to famous places such as Masaki and Oyster Bay, where a variety of pubs, lounges, and nightclubs come alive.

Yes, Cameroonian citizens need a visa to travel to Tanzania. Travelers from Cameroon are now able to apply for a Tanzania tourist visa exclusively online through the simple e-Visa application. This takes only a few minutes to complete. Within 3 business days, the approved Tanzania eVisa for Cameroonian citizens will be emailed to you. Tanzanian eVisas are valid for 90 days after they are issued. With an online Tanzania visa, you can enter Tanzania only once. Tourists and family members traveling on an eVisa have a 90-day validity period after arrival. Those who need an e-visa quickly can apply on the Tanzania Immigration Services website. Our innovative software assures the safety and security of the information you provide us. Our top priority is to preserve your privacy. This document is intended for people of all ages. This covers youngsters aged 18 and under who have a passport, as well as older individuals. Minors included in their parents' passports, on the other hand, can be included in their visas.

Yes, you should take antimalarial medicine if you visit Tanzania, as it is a malaria-prone nation. Malaria is a dangerous and sometimes fatal mosquito-borne illness found across Africa, including Tanzania. Malaria has no vaccine, therefore the best approach to avoid it is to take antimalarial medicine.

You can volunteer in Tanzania with an e-visa if you have a contract with a recognized Tanzanian organization, confirmation of the organization's volunteering activities, and an invitation letter from the organization verifying your volunteering purpose.

There are several methods to go to Tanzania from Brazil, but flying is the most usual and convenient one. Several airlines fly directly between Brazil and Tanzania, including:

Yes. Dar es Salaam is generally safe for tourists, however, there are areas to avoid and measures to take, as with any city. Pickpocketing and bag snatching are typical forms of petty crime, so keep your belongings safe and be mindful of your surroundings.