Updated 2025. This page summarizes entry requirements for tourism and business travel to Angola for citizens of Palestine.
Travelers must apply online for an Angola pre-visa before departure. Once approved, the final visa is issued on arrival at designated Angolan ports of entry.
The Angola eVisa must be used within 60 days from the date of issue and is valid for a total period of 120 days. It allows multiple entries with a maximum stay of 30 days per visit.
Angola visas may be extended up to two times, each extension granting an additional 30 days. Extensions apply to tourist, visiting, and business visas and are subject to approval by Angolan immigration authorities.
Angola immigration visa fee: The official government fee for an Angola visa on arrival is 36,600.00 KZ (approximately USD 50 / EUR 46.93), payable at the Angola e-Visa immigration counter upon arrival.
Most travelers require a visa. Some nationalities are visa‑free or eligible for visa on arrival.
Processing usually takes a few working days after submission.
Yes, Angola visas may be extended twice for the same duration.
Note: Visa regulations may change without prior notice. For itinerary-specific or embassy-confirmed guidance, please contact support before travel.
Yes. Most foreign nationals require a visa to enter Angola. Some nationalities are visa-exempt or eligible for visa on arrival under specific conditions.
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The Angola eVisa is an online pre-approval that allows travelers to obtain their final visa on arrival.
Citizens of eligible countries may apply for tourism, business, or short-term visits.
Angola issues tourist, business, visit, work, and transit visas.
Processing usually takes a few working days after submission of a complete application.
Applying 7–10 days before travel is recommended.
The eVisa must be used within 60 days from issue and is valid for 120 days overall.
Up to 30 days per entry, subject to conditions on your approval.
Yes, it typically allows multiple entries during validity, subject to approval.
Yes. Angola visas may be extended up to two times, each extension typically granting an additional 30 days.
Visa extensions are handled by Angolan immigration authorities inside Angola.
Typical documents include passport, photo, accommodation proof, return ticket, and proof of funds.
A yellow fever vaccination certificate may be required at border control.
No. Tourist and business visas do not permit employment in Angola.
No. Work visas generally must be obtained before travel.
It is the final visa stamp issued after presenting your approved pre-visa on arrival.
Only designated Angolan ports of entry support final visa issuance on arrival.
Yes. Applications can be refused due to incomplete documents or incorrect information.
No. Visa-related fees are typically non-refundable once processed.
Government fees are commonly around 36,600 KZ (approx. USD 50), subject to exchange rate changes.
Yes. Service fees charged by providers are separate from government fees.
Yes. Minors require a visa and may need additional supporting documents.
Yes. Proof of accommodation is commonly required.
Yes, for short-term business activities, subject to the visa conditions.
Medical insurance is strongly recommended for all travelers.
Yes, if your approval grants multiple entries.
Overstays may lead to fines, penalties, or immigration action.
Yes. The final visa is stamped in your passport on arrival.
Yes. Eligible travelers apply online for a pre-visa.
Yes. Bring a printed copy to present on arrival.
Usually yes, as long as you travel within your visa validity period.
No. The pre-visa process is online for eligible applicants.
Yes, provided you meet eligibility and documentation requirements.
Your passport should be valid for at least 6 months beyond entry.
At least 2 blank pages are recommended.
Yes. Group or family applications can be supported depending on the process.
Yes. Status updates and approvals are sent by email.
No. Approval is at the discretion of Angolan immigration authorities.
Contact your visa service provider or support team for assistance.