Comoros Embassy in South Africa

Comoros Embassy in South Africa

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• Foreigners can visit the country for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation and relaxation in Comoros.
• You can visit relatives and friends with this visa.
• If you are visiting a friend or relative, you need to have an invitation letter from your host in Comoros. The address, telephone number and a valid means of identification of your host in the country should be included in the letter.
• Original copy of minors’ birth certificate is required.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees.
• You are not allowed to enroll into an institution of learning in the country.
• You are required to exit the country once your visa expires.
• Ensure you have a valid medical insurance.
• This visa is valid for 45 days.
• The visa takes 15 – 30 days to be processed.
• Applicants of this visa type should ensure they have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The yellow fever vaccination certificate is required during the visa application process.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• Foreigners can visit the country for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation and relaxation in Comoros.
• You can visit relatives and friends with this visa.
• If you are visiting a friend or relative, you need to have an invitation letter from your host in Comoros. The address, telephone number and a valid means of identification of your host in the country should be included in the letter.
• Original copy of minors’ birth certificate is required.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees.
• You are not allowed to enroll into an institution of learning in the country.
• You are required to exit the country once your visa expires.
• Ensure you have a valid medical insurance.
• This visa is valid for 45 days.
• The visa takes 15 – 30 days to be processed.
• Applicants of this visa type should ensure they have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The yellow fever vaccination certificate is required during the visa application process.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• Foreigners can visit the country for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation and relaxation in Comoros.
• You can visit relatives and friends with this visa.
• If you are visiting a friend or relative, you need to have an invitation letter from your host in Comoros. The address, telephone number and a valid means of identification of your host in the country should be included in the letter.
• Original copy of minors’ birth certificate is required.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees.
• You are not allowed to enroll into an institution of learning in the country.
• You are required to exit the country once your visa expires.
• Ensure you have a valid medical insurance.
• This visa is valid for 45 days.
• The visa takes 15 – 30 days to be processed.
• Applicants of this visa type should ensure they have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The yellow fever vaccination certificate is required during the visa application process.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• Foreigners can visit the country for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation and relaxation in Comoros.
• You can visit relatives and friends with this visa.
• If you are visiting a friend or relative, you need to have an invitation letter from your host in Comoros. The address, telephone number and a valid means of identification of your host in the country should be included in the letter.
• Original copy of minors’ birth certificate is required.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees.
• You are not allowed to enroll into an institution of learning in the country.
• You are required to exit the country once your visa expires.
• Ensure you have a valid medical insurance.
• This visa is valid for 45 days.
• The visa takes 15 – 30 days to be processed.
• Applicants of this visa type should ensure they have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The yellow fever vaccination certificate is required during the visa application process.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• Foreigners can visit the country for the purpose of sightseeing, recreation and relaxation in Comoros.
• You can visit relatives and friends with this visa.
• If you are visiting a friend or relative, you need to have an invitation letter from your host in Comoros. The address, telephone number and a valid means of identification of your host in the country should be included in the letter.
• Original copy of minors’ birth certificate is required.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees.
• You are not allowed to enroll into an institution of learning in the country.
• You are required to exit the country once your visa expires.
• Ensure you have a valid medical insurance.
• This visa is valid for 45 days.
• The visa takes 15 – 30 days to be processed.
• Applicants of this visa type should ensure they have been vaccinated against yellow fever. The yellow fever vaccination certificate is required during the visa application process.

Business Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• The business visa allows business-oriented foreigners visit Comoros to maintain and develop business relationships with companies in the country.
• With this visa, you can sign contracts, attend meetings, conferences and trade fairs.
• Holders of this visa cannot get paid for any of the services they render while in the country.
• You cannot take up any course of learning or be enrolled in any of the schools in the country with this visa.
• A letter of invitation from the company you will be visiting in Comoros with the detailed address and the purpose of the visit is required.
• Your current employer should give you a certificate confirming that he/she is aware of your business travel. This letter should be presented at the embassy or consulate while applying for your visa.
• You should have a letter from either your employer or the partner company in Comoros stating the financial coverage of your business visit.
• Ensure you have been vaccinated against yellow fever before entering the country.
• You should also be immunized for malaria and hepatitis A and hepatitis B before entry into the country.
• You are not allowed to obtain public funds.
• Applicants should have a medical insurance.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees should be provided.

Business Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• The business visa allows business-oriented foreigners visit Comoros to maintain and develop business relationships with companies in the country.
• With this visa, you can sign contracts, attend meetings, conferences and trade fairs.
• Holders of this visa cannot get paid for any of the services they render while in the country.
• You cannot take up any course of learning or be enrolled in any of the schools in the country with this visa.
• A letter of invitation from the company you will be visiting in Comoros with the detailed address and the purpose of the visit is required.
• Your current employer should give you a certificate confirming that he/she is aware of your business travel. This letter should be presented at the embassy or consulate while applying for your visa.
• You should have a letter from either your employer or the partner company in Comoros stating the financial coverage of your business visit.
• Ensure you have been vaccinated against yellow fever before entering the country.
• You should also be immunized for malaria and hepatitis A and hepatitis B before entry into the country.
• You are not allowed to obtain public funds.
• Applicants should have a medical insurance.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees should be provided.

Business Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• The business visa allows business-oriented foreigners visit Comoros to maintain and develop business relationships with companies in the country.
• With this visa, you can sign contracts, attend meetings, conferences and trade fairs.
• Holders of this visa cannot get paid for any of the services they render while in the country.
• You cannot take up any course of learning or be enrolled in any of the schools in the country with this visa.
• A letter of invitation from the company you will be visiting in Comoros with the detailed address and the purpose of the visit is required.
• Your current employer should give you a certificate confirming that he/she is aware of your business travel. This letter should be presented at the embassy or consulate while applying for your visa.
• You should have a letter from either your employer or the partner company in Comoros stating the financial coverage of your business visit.
• Ensure you have been vaccinated against yellow fever before entering the country.
• You should also be immunized for malaria and hepatitis A and hepatitis B before entry into the country.
• You are not allowed to obtain public funds.
• Applicants should have a medical insurance.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees should be provided.

Business Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• The business visa allows business-oriented foreigners visit Comoros to maintain and develop business relationships with companies in the country.
• With this visa, you can sign contracts, attend meetings, conferences and trade fairs.
• Holders of this visa cannot get paid for any of the services they render while in the country.
• You cannot take up any course of learning or be enrolled in any of the schools in the country with this visa.
• A letter of invitation from the company you will be visiting in Comoros with the detailed address and the purpose of the visit is required.
• Your current employer should give you a certificate confirming that he/she is aware of your business travel. This letter should be presented at the embassy or consulate while applying for your visa.
• You should have a letter from either your employer or the partner company in Comoros stating the financial coverage of your business visit.
• Ensure you have been vaccinated against yellow fever before entering the country.
• You should also be immunized for malaria and hepatitis A and hepatitis B before entry into the country.
• You are not allowed to obtain public funds.
• Applicants should have a medical insurance.
• Receipt of your paid visa application fees should be provided.

Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• South Africans can visit Comoros for up to 45 days by obtaining a visa on arrival.
• Intending visitors can enter with a tourist visa.
• A visa costs 30.00 euros or US$ 50.00 for a stay of up to 45 days.
• Visa is free for transit visitors who will be staying in Comoros for no longer than 24 hours.
• All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months. 
• Visitors are expected to have a return or onward ticket valid and readily available.
• Intending visitors can get to Moroni, Comoros from any international airport in Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape Town.
• South African Airways, Air Madagascar, Kenya Airways, British Airways, are some of the carriers that fly from South Africa to Comoros.
• The estimated flight time from Johannesburg to Moroni is 5 hours, 30 minutes, 10 hours, 5 minutes from Cape Town and 12 hours, 50 minutes from Bloemfontein.
• The Comoros Franc is the official currency used in Comoros. Notes come in KMF 10,000, 5,000, 2,500, 1,000, and 500 denominations.
• ATMs are available in Comoros and are important as credit or debit cards are not accepted in most places in Comoros.
• The exchange rate is currently at 1 EUR= 492.96 KMF, 1 USD= 439.13 KMF, and 1 ZAR= 31.61 KMF.
• Comoros’ climate is tropical with a hot and rainy season from December to April when the north-west monsoon prevails, and a relatively cool and dry season from May to November, when the south-east trade winds blow.
• Comoros’ numerous natural endowments make it a prime spot for tourists and visitors.
• Comoros uses the East Africa Time (GMT+3) which makes it one hour ahead of South Africa.
• Power sockets and plugs used in Comoros are of type C and E. The standard supply voltage is 220 V, with a standard frequency of 50 Hz.
• 99% of Comorians follow Islam, with a large part of this population Sunni Muslims. Christians make up the minority 1%.
• Getting around in Comoros is possible with shared taxis which are easy to hail in Moroni and Fomboni, buses, planes, and boats and ferries that travel between islands, all under $13470 USD ( 59,150.14 KMF) depending on the destination.
• While a vast majority of Comorians speak French, Arabic, and Comorian, English is also taught in upper learning institutions. Visitors might want to pick up a few French, Comorian or Arabic phrases before visiting Comoros.
• Comoros is home to an interesting, unique and fascinating culture and history. Visitors are expected to be courteous and conscious of existing rules and customs as they go about their activities.

Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• South Africans can visit Comoros for up to 45 days by obtaining a visa on arrival.
• Intending visitors can enter with a tourist visa.
• A visa costs 30.00 euros or US$ 50.00 for a stay of up to 45 days.
• Visa is free for transit visitors who will be staying in Comoros for no longer than 24 hours.
• All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months. 
• Visitors are expected to have a return or onward ticket valid and readily available.
• Intending visitors can get to Moroni, Comoros from any international airport in Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape Town.
• South African Airways, Air Madagascar, Kenya Airways, British Airways, are some of the carriers that fly from South Africa to Comoros.
• The estimated flight time from Johannesburg to Moroni is 5 hours, 30 minutes, 10 hours, 5 minutes from Cape Town and 12 hours, 50 minutes from Bloemfontein.
• The Comoros Franc is the official currency used in Comoros. Notes come in KMF 10,000, 5,000, 2,500, 1,000, and 500 denominations.
• ATMs are available in Comoros and are important as credit or debit cards are not accepted in most places in Comoros.
• The exchange rate is currently at 1 EUR= 492.96 KMF, 1 USD= 439.13 KMF, and 1 ZAR= 31.61 KMF.
• Comoros’ climate is tropical with a hot and rainy season from December to April when the north-west monsoon prevails, and a relatively cool and dry season from May to November, when the south-east trade winds blow.
• Comoros’ numerous natural endowments make it a prime spot for tourists and visitors.
• Comoros uses the East Africa Time (GMT+3) which makes it one hour ahead of South Africa.
• Power sockets and plugs used in Comoros are of type C and E. The standard supply voltage is 220 V, with a standard frequency of 50 Hz.
• 99% of Comorians follow Islam, with a large part of this population Sunni Muslims. Christians make up the minority 1%.
• Getting around in Comoros is possible with shared taxis which are easy to hail in Moroni and Fomboni, buses, planes, and boats and ferries that travel between islands, all under $13470 USD ( 59,150.14 KMF) depending on the destination.
• While a vast majority of Comorians speak French, Arabic, and Comorian, English is also taught in upper learning institutions. Visitors might want to pick up a few French, Comorian or Arabic phrases before visiting Comoros.
• Comoros is home to an interesting, unique and fascinating culture and history. Visitors are expected to be courteous and conscious of existing rules and customs as they go about their activities.

Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• South Africans can visit Comoros for up to 45 days by obtaining a visa on arrival.
• Intending visitors can enter with a tourist visa.
• A visa costs 30.00 euros or US$ 50.00 for a stay of up to 45 days.
• Visa is free for transit visitors who will be staying in Comoros for no longer than 24 hours.
• All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months. 
• Visitors are expected to have a return or onward ticket valid and readily available.
• Intending visitors can get to Moroni, Comoros from any international airport in Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape Town.
• South African Airways, Air Madagascar, Kenya Airways, British Airways, are some of the carriers that fly from South Africa to Comoros.
• The estimated flight time from Johannesburg to Moroni is 5 hours, 30 minutes, 10 hours, 5 minutes from Cape Town and 12 hours, 50 minutes from Bloemfontein.
• The Comoros Franc is the official currency used in Comoros. Notes come in KMF 10,000, 5,000, 2,500, 1,000, and 500 denominations.
• ATMs are available in Comoros and are important as credit or debit cards are not accepted in most places in Comoros.
• The exchange rate is currently at 1 EUR= 492.96 KMF, 1 USD= 439.13 KMF, and 1 ZAR= 31.61 KMF.
• Comoros’ climate is tropical with a hot and rainy season from December to April when the north-west monsoon prevails, and a relatively cool and dry season from May to November, when the south-east trade winds blow.
• Comoros’ numerous natural endowments make it a prime spot for tourists and visitors.
• Comoros uses the East Africa Time (GMT+3) which makes it one hour ahead of South Africa.
• Power sockets and plugs used in Comoros are of type C and E. The standard supply voltage is 220 V, with a standard frequency of 50 Hz.
• 99% of Comorians follow Islam, with a large part of this population Sunni Muslims. Christians make up the minority 1%.
• Getting around in Comoros is possible with shared taxis which are easy to hail in Moroni and Fomboni, buses, planes, and boats and ferries that travel between islands, all under $13470 USD ( 59,150.14 KMF) depending on the destination.
• While a vast majority of Comorians speak French, Arabic, and Comorian, English is also taught in upper learning institutions. Visitors might want to pick up a few French, Comorian or Arabic phrases before visiting Comoros.
• Comoros is home to an interesting, unique and fascinating culture and history. Visitors are expected to be courteous and conscious of existing rules and customs as they go about their activities.

Visa from South Africa to Comoros

• South Africans can visit Comoros for up to 45 days by obtaining a visa on arrival.
• Intending visitors can enter with a tourist visa.
• A visa costs 30.00 euros or US$ 50.00 for a stay of up to 45 days.
• Visa is free for transit visitors who will be staying in Comoros for no longer than 24 hours.
• All visitors must hold a passport valid for 6 months. 
• Visitors are expected to have a return or onward ticket valid and readily available.
• Intending visitors can get to Moroni, Comoros from any international airport in Johannesburg, Bloemfontein and Cape Town.
• South African Airways, Air Madagascar, Kenya Airways, British Airways, are some of the carriers that fly from South Africa to Comoros.
• The estimated flight time from Johannesburg to Moroni is 5 hours, 30 minutes, 10 hours, 5 minutes from Cape Town and 12 hours, 50 minutes from Bloemfontein.
• The Comoros Franc is the official currency used in Comoros. Notes come in KMF 10,000, 5,000, 2,500, 1,000, and 500 denominations.
• ATMs are available in Comoros and are important as credit or debit cards are not accepted in most places in Comoros.
• The exchange rate is currently at 1 EUR= 492.96 KMF, 1 USD= 439.13 KMF, and 1 ZAR= 31.61 KMF.
• Comoros’ climate is tropical with a hot and rainy season from December to April when the north-west monsoon prevails, and a relatively cool and dry season from May to November, when the south-east trade winds blow.
• Comoros’ numerous natural endowments make it a prime spot for tourists and visitors.
• Comoros uses the East Africa Time (GMT+3) which makes it one hour ahead of South Africa.
• Power sockets and plugs used in Comoros are of type C and E. The standard supply voltage is 220 V, with a standard frequency of 50 Hz.
• 99% of Comorians follow Islam, with a large part of this population Sunni Muslims. Christians make up the minority 1%.
• Getting around in Comoros is possible with shared taxis which are easy to hail in Moroni and Fomboni, buses, planes, and boats and ferries that travel between islands, all under $13470 USD ( 59,150.14 KMF) depending on the destination.
• While a vast majority of Comorians speak French, Arabic, and Comorian, English is also taught in upper learning institutions. Visitors might want to pick up a few French, Comorian or Arabic phrases before visiting Comoros.
• Comoros is home to an interesting, unique and fascinating culture and history. Visitors are expected to be courteous and conscious of existing rules and customs as they go about their activities.