FAQs

No, a Tanzania online visa application is required before traveling to the nation. Tanzania visas on arrival are accessible to the same citizens who qualify for an eVisa. However, this results in long lines at the airport upon arrival. Travelers are urged to apply for the e-Visa in advance to save time on the road.

Tanzanian ports of entry are airports and border crossing sites where international passengers and foreigners from other nations can enter the country. Nigerian nationals can enter Tanzania through the following ports of entry: Julius Nyerere International Airport - DAR - Dar es Salaam, Kilimanjaro International Airport - JRO - Kilimanjaro, Mwanza International Airport - MWZ - Mwanza, and checkpoints in Namanga, Sirari, Holili, Horohoro, Kasumulu, Rusumo, Mtukula, Tunduma.

The answer is Yes. When visiting Tanzania, Nigerian citizens can also obtain a visa on arrival, albeit there may be significant lines at the border. Aside from the lengthy wait, a charge must be paid, the amount of which is not fixed and might fluctuate. The new and efficient computerized Tanzania visa system is supposed to increase tourism while also helping with border management. Now, Nigerian nationals can travel to and within Tanzania, including Zanzibar, with a Tanzania tourist e-Visa. 

An approved Tanzania eVisa for Nigerians is emailed to the traveler's current email address given when completing the online form. Tanzania eVisas are normally issued within 3 business days and are frequently issued much sooner. Passengers should apply at least one (1) week before their journey to Tanzania.