The visa is issued at the border when you arrive.
e-VOA / Visa on arrival
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This is indicative information from Wikipedia's maintained table, not an official source. Visa rules change without notice, and your airline and the destination's embassy are what actually decide your entry. Check an official source before buying any ticket.
Documents you'll need
These are the documents this kind of visa usually asks for — not the embassy's official list. Every consulate adds its own, changes them, and may ask you for more depending on your circumstances. The embassy's own list, or the official source below, is the one that governs.
- 1
Valid passport
Usually at least 6 months from your arrival date.
- 2
The visa fee in cash
Many border posts don't take cards — carry the amount in an accepted currency, usually dollars or euros.
- 3
Return ticket and accommodation address
Often asked for at the border, and sometimes before boarding.
- 4
Spare passport photos
Some posts want a photo with the form — two in your wallet saves time.
Apply for the visa
Choose where you'd like to apply
The country's own portal is always the cheapest — you pay the visa fee and nothing else. Visa agencies add a service fee for handling documents and appointments.
Applying and paying happen on the destination site directly, outside Sfrtna.