🇺🇬 Uganda for 🌍 GB-OVERSEAS_TERRITORIES_CITIZEN citizens

Ugandan missions and the e‑visa portal require a copy of the passport bio‑data page with at least 6 months validity for all visa applicants. Ensure the scan is clear, in color, and shows the full page including machine‑readable zone. East African Tourist Visa requirements explicitly require a copy of the passport bio‑data page with at least 6 months validity. The passport must be an official and genuine international passport; temporary or emergency documents may not be accepted.

Uganda e‑visa guidance requires a recent passport‑size photograph to be uploaded with the application. Third‑party references indicate a 2x2 inch (51x51mm) white‑background photo, 1:1 aspect ratio, minimum 300 dpi, with head height about 50–69% of the image. Official portal may accept other close sizes but 2x2 is widely used. East African Tourist Visa guidance requires a recent passport‑size photograph as part of the online application. Using a 2x2 inch (51x51mm) white‑background photo that meets standard Uganda visa photo rules reduces risk of rejection.

East African Tourist Visa requirements list a yellow fever vaccination certificate among mandatory attachments. The same certificate is required for entry into Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda under their health regulations.

Official East African Tourist Visa requirements include a travel itinerary as a required attachment. The itinerary should indicate first country of entry (which must match the issuing country) and approximate dates and places to be visited.

East African Tourist Visa requirements explicitly list a return ticket as a required attachment. The ticket should show exit from Kenya, Rwanda or Uganda within the 90‑day validity period.

While some official pages emphasize itinerary and return ticket, in practice applicants are often asked to upload hotel bookings or tour confirmations as part of the itinerary evidence. For organized tours, a tour operator confirmation letter may substitute for individual hotel bookings.