Visa policy of Madagascar

All visitors to Madagascar are required to get a visa to enter the country. Besides getting visa from an embassy or consulate in advance, foreign visitors can also obtain visa online or on arrival. In addition, they must hold a passport valid for six months and return or onward ticket.[1][2]

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    Minister: Djacoba Tehindrazanarivelo
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Visa on arrival and eVisa

Nationals of any country except Burundi and Palestine (as Admission refused) can apply for a visa online or obtain a visa on arrival. The visa is good for single entry and available for stays up to 30, 60 or 90 days. eVisa application must be submitted at least three days before departure.[3]

Visa fee:

Duration of stayMGAUSDEURINR
15 days44,1251010817
30 days11500037352200
60 days13500045402580
90 days17500055503350

Palestine

Entry and transit is refused to  Palestine passport holders.

Visitor statistics

Most non-resident visitors arriving to Madagascar were from the following countries of nationality:[4]

Country 2017
 France60,144
 Mauritius3,732
 China3,083
 Comoros2,757
 United Kingdom2,700
 Italy2,691
 United States2,621
 South Africa2,576
 Germany2,570
 Switzerland1,786

See also
Wikivoyage has a travel guide for Madagascar.

References
  1. "Visa and health information". Timatic. International Air Transport Association through Gulf Air. Retrieved 1 April 2017.
  2. Visa Information
  3. eVisa Madagascar
  4. "Tourism Statistics 2018" (PDF) (in French). Madagascar: Minister of Tourism. Retrieved 25 November 2018.
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