Just like any other country in the world, travelling to Uganda may necessitate one to acquire a visa before or on arrival in the country. Uganda has got several types of visas that it provides to different type of travellers that would wish to enter the country. The several types of visas include Ordinary visa or Single entry visa, the business visa, multiple entry visa, Transit visa, and Student visa. All the above types of visas can be obtained by travellers by either applying for eVisa or visa on arrival.

The following are the Visa Requirements for Uganda

Here is what you need to know about Visa Requirements for Uganda

Visa application form. For online orders, please download, print and sign Uganda visa application, prepared by our system under your account.

Original passport. The passport must be valid at least six months after the intended date of departure from the territory of Uganda and has at least two blank visa pages.

Passport-type photograph. Include a passport style photo, with a white background, taken within the last 6 months. You may also choose to upload a photo to your order for us to print. There is a surcharge associated with this service.

Proof of status. A copy of immigration status in the country of residence such as a resident card, work, or study permit

Itinerary. A copy of round trip tickets or detailed itinerary for the duration of the trip in the country. The applicant’s name must be on itinerary

Yellow fever. A copy of the International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV) for yellow fever. To learn more about the yellow fever vaccination or to locate a vaccination clinic, please visit the CDC’s yellow fever resource page .

Proof of accommodation. A copy of hotel reservations or other lodgings for the duration of the trip. The applicant’s name must be on the reservation.

Personal invitation. If visiting friends or family, you must provide letter of invitation with the contact information of the host and visitor, purpose and duration of the visit, confirmation of accommodation including the address, signature and date.

Tourist Visa Policy for Uganda

The tourist visa policy for Uganda states that there are currently approximately 10 nationalities which do not need a visa for tourism in the country, as long as the stay does not exceed 90 days.

The tourist eVisa for Uganda is available to travelers of almost every nationality in the world, and has been implemented by the Ugandan government specifically to facilitate entry to the country for tourism and gradually replace the mostly defunct visa on arrival system.

All other foreign passport holders are required to obtain a Ugandan tourist visa to visit the country for leisure purposes. The simplest way to do this is to get  an electronic visa through an online application.

Eligible applicants are able to complete the Uganda eVisa application in a matter of minutes, to receive an approved tourist visa sent by email. Then can then print a copy to present upon arrival at Ugandan border control.

How Much Do Uganda Visas Cost?

The following are the costs of Visa Requirements for Uganda

The Ugandan visa cost depends on how long you plan to stay in Uganda. Costs can range from $50 to $ 200; however the costs are subject to changes from the Ugandan Government.

Single entry e-visas start at around $50. An East African Tourist e-visa starts at $100. If you’re planning multiple entries into Uganda with an e-visa, pricing ranges from $100 to over $200, depending on length of visa and similar factors. Please note, the Ugandan government can change fee amounts at any time. Fees do not include processing, service, consular, postage or other charges.

Are Any Vaccines Required for Uganda?

Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required for all travelers to Uganda. Hepatitis A, typhoid and routine immunizations may be recommended for your trip.

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• Aircon; electric windows; electric mirrors
• CD/Radio standard no “AUX” plug
• 5 speed manual gearboxes with manual 4WD selection; electronic rear diff lock
• Fog lights

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• Bluetooth built in for mobile phone use
• Durable seat covers
• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

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• 2 x fire extinguishers
• Central locking & alarm system
• Altec Net-Star tracking anti-theft & tracking system

BWINDI IMPENETRABLE NATIONAL PARK

The majority of the world’s mountain gorilla population lives in the Bwindi Impenetrable National Park in southwest Uganda. About half of the world’s population of mountain gorillas live in the impenetrable forest, which is home to 320 of them. Several habituated groups of gorillas may be tracked by tourists.

MURCHISON FALLS NATIONAL PARK

Another name for Murchison Falls is Kabalega Falls. It is situated where Lake Victoria empties into the Nile River. The volume of water that fits through the confined space in the rocks is one of the falls’ interesting features. One of Africa’s most potent waterfalls is produced by the source, which spews out 11,000 cubic feet per second

QUEEN ELIZABETH NATIONAL PARK

With so many opportunities to see wildlife, Queen Elizabeth National Park is the most visited place in Uganda. The tree-climbing lions are the ultimate mammal encounter out of the nearly 100 species of mammals. Only a few places in the world allow lions to frequently climb trees, and this is one of them.

LAKE MBURO NATIONAL PARK

The oldest Precambrian metamorphic rocks, dating back more than 500 million years, are found beneath Lake Mburo, the smallest of Uganda’s savannah national parks. 350 different species of birds live there, along with zebras, impalas, elands, buffalos, oribi, Defassa waterbuck, leopards, hippopotamuses, hyenas, topi, and reedbuck..