🇹🇿 Tanzania for 🇺🇿 UZ citizens

Based on Tanzania Immigration ordinary visa requirements and embassy guidance, applicants must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months. A clear scan of the bio-data page is required for online applications and when applying at embassies.

Ordinary visa requirements specify at least one passport-size photo for single-entry visas. Online eVisa portals and third-party guidance indicate standard biometric photo specifications. Ordinary visa requirements specify at least one passport-size photo for single-entry visas; the same standard is applied to refugee/stateless applicants.

Embassy and immigration guidance require a duly filled visa application form for all visa-required applicants. Embassy and immigration guidance require a duly filled visa application form for all visa-required applicants, including refugees and stateless persons.

Tanzania Immigration ordinary visa requirements list a return ticket as a condition for issuance. Embassy guidance also asks for flight itinerary, ticket or tour package receipt as part of single-entry visa applications. Tanzania Immigration ordinary visa requirements list a return ticket as a condition for issuance; this is applied to refugee/stateless applicants as well.

Embassy visa requirements commonly request hotel confirmation or tour operator package receipt. Accommodation details are also requested in the online eVisa form as part of the itinerary.

Embassy requirements specify that travellers visiting for purposes other than pure tourism should submit a letter from their organization or host; referral-visa applicants are often asked for detailed justification of travel. For referral cases, immigration authorities may scrutinize purpose of travel more closely, so a clear cover letter is strongly recommended.

Referral-visa applicants require special clearance from the Commissioner General of Immigration or Commissioner of Immigration (Zanzibar); missions may request extra documentation such as security bonds or background details. Exact documents can vary by nationality and mission; applicants should follow the specific checklist provided during online application or by the embassy.

The Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar has announced mandatory inbound travel insurance for foreign visitors to Zanzibar; travellers are advised to obtain this before arrival. This requirement is enforced at entry to Zanzibar and applies even if the traveller already holds other international travel insurance.

Entry requirements state that foreign nationals may be required to show evidence of funds for maintenance at entry. Some embassies and online eVisa guidance recommend carrying recent bank statements or similar proof even if not always explicitly listed as mandatory.

Tanzanian health guidance requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travellers arriving from or transiting through endemic countries; this may be checked at entry rather than during visa issuance. Applicants from referral-visa countries in yellow-fever-risk regions should be prepared to show this certificate at the border. Tanzanian health guidance requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travellers arriving from or transiting through endemic countries; this is checked at entry regardless of visa type. Some eVisa portals allow or request upload of the certificate, but it is primarily an entry health requirement.