Travel & Entry

Visa & entry requirements for Tanzania.

Everything delegates need to enter Tanzania for the 2nd Africa Human Resource Summit — Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha, 19–22 August 2026.

19–22 August 2026
Mount Meru Hotel, Arusha

Check Visa on Arrival eligibility

Enter the country that issued your passport to see whether your nationality can obtain a visa on arrival in Tanzania for the Summit.

Eligibility lists follow the Tanzania Immigration Services Visa Guidelines and may change without notice — always confirm on the official portal before you travel.

Apply online (e-Visa)

There are two ways to obtain a Tanzania visa: applying online for an e-Visa, or getting a visa on arrival at an official entry point. The Immigration Services recommend the online platform. Apply early — processing takes up to 10 working days (longer for referral cases).

Apply on the official portal

visa.immigration.go.tz — Tanzania Immigration Services Department

Invitation & confirmation letter

Registered delegates can request an official invitation / confirmation letter from the AHRS Secretariat to support a visa application.

register@africahrsummit.org

What you’ll need to apply

  • A copy of your passport bio-data page (valid 6+ months, with a blank visa page).
  • A return / onward ticket — you must also show it on arrival.
  • The completed online application & declaration form.
  • Visa fee, paid online by Visa or Mastercard.
  • A recent passport photo: colour, plain background, full face, JPG/JPEG, max 500 KB.

Before you travel — checklist

  • Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your travel dates, with a blank visa page.
  • Approved visa (e-Visa Grant Notice printout) or funds for visa on arrival.
  • Return / onward ticket — required at the entry point.
  • Yellow fever certificate if arriving from or transiting an endemic country.
  • Summit registration confirmation and invitation letter.
  • Each traveller — including minors — needs their own application.

Types of visa & fees

Tanzania issues six visa types. Most Summit delegates need the Ordinary Visa, which covers attending meetings, workshops and exhibitions. US passport holders must apply for a Multiple-Entry Visa, even for a single visit.

Visa typeFeeValidity
Ordinary (Single Entry)Tourism, meetings, workshops, exhibitionsUSD 50Up to 90 days
Multiple EntryUS nationals, non-resident directors, family visitsUSD 100Up to 1 year (90 days/stay)
Business VisaShort-term professional assignmentsUSD 250Up to 90 days
Transit VisaTransiting to another countryUSD 30Up to 7 days
Student VisaAcademic / research purposesUSD 50–550By programme length
Gratis VisaDiplomatic / official passportsFreeAs authorised

Sorted your visa? Plan your journey.

See airport, transfer, and getting-to-Arusha details on our travel page.

Travel & Transfers