Benin Visa Online

Document

Validity

Maximum stay per entry

Multiple entries

Service fee

Government fee

Single-entry eVisa

Validity: 30 days after entry

Maximum stay per entry: 30 days

Multiple entries: No

Service fee: 31 USD

Government fee: 53 USD

30-day Multiple-entry eVisa

Validity: 30 days after entry

Maximum stay per entry: 30 days

Multiple entries: Yes

Service fee: 31 USD

Government fee: 79 USD

90-day Multiple-entry eVisa

Validity: 90 days after entry

Maximum stay per entry: 90 days

Multiple entries: Yes

Service fee: 31 USD

Government fee: 106 USD

Single-entry eVisa

30 days after entry

30 days

31 USD

53 USD

30-day Multiple-entry eVisa

30 days after entry

30 days

Yes

31 USD

79 USD

90-day Multiple-entry eVisa

90 days after entry

90 days

Yes

31 USD

106 USD

Not sure if you are eligible? Find out in our eligibility checker

HOW TO GET A BENIN VISA

Complete online application

Prepare your passport and fill out our simple online application form in less than 5 minutes.

Receive your travel visa

You'll get the document in your email in a couple of days. No need to go anywhere!

Start your journey

Get ready to go! Print the document we send you and show it with your passport upon arrival.

REQUIREMENTS FOR BENIN VISA

Every kind Benin Visa Online requires the following to apply successfully:

Passport
Email to receive the documents
Bank card to pay the visa fees

If you are missing any of the documents or details, your Benin visa application will be saved so you can complete it later.

The e-Visa Benin application is completely online so you can apply easily from your home without the need to visit an embassy. The Benin Visa application process by Visagov is created in order to minimize the chance of committing mistakes. It is a simple process that takes only 5 minutes to complete.

Please, print the approved document and confirmation before your trip.

Do you need more information? See our complete guide: How to get a visa for Benin

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FAQ ABOUT THE BENIN EVISA

The Beninese visa is valid for 30 days starting from the entry date to the country. It is only valid within that time frame.

We recommend that you apply for your visa as soon as you know your travel dates. You should apply at least 1 month before the departure date.

To apply for a tourist visa online, you do not need to send the original passport as we only need the passport number. However, if you want to apply for a different type of visa, we always recommend that you apply in person at the embassy or consult directly the embassy by phone.

You need to have the yellow fever vaccines with an up-to-date vaccination certificate in order to enter Benin.

There are two types of visas, the single-entry visa which allows for one entry during its validity, and the multiple-entry visa which allows as many entries as required within its validity period.

Most nationalities require a visa to enter Benin. To find out if you need a visa with your nationality before entering the country, you can use our eligibility checker.

All travelers need to follow these entry requirements for Benin: having a passport with 6 months validity from the start of the trip, having an approved Benin visa and having received the vaccine against yellow fever.

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CHECK YOUR ELIGIBILITY FOR THE BENIN VISA

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Use our eligibility checker to find out if you match with the requirements.

BENIN EVISA: More information

Most of the countries require foreign travellers to have a valid visa or a travel authorization. This is true also for Benin which requires a Benin eVisa. You can choose from 3 types: a 90-day multi-entry visa, a 30-day single entry visa or a 30-day multi-entry visa. All of them are online visas and allow tourist or business visits only.

Please note that every government reserves the right to deny entry into the country despite having an approved visa. Each traveler will be processed individually upon their arrival by an immigration officer at the airport, port or border. However, most denials are due to the fact the person poses a threat to security or national interests.