How to get Visas of Equatorial Guinea from South Africa.

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Facts about Equatorial-guinea

Equatorial Guinea is known for its colonial architecture, volcanic view, fishing villages, beaches, and rainforests. The rainforests house endangered primates, various species of birds, and sea turtles. Tourists can visit the beaches in the country to relax and engage in activities of their choice.

Thousands of tourists’ troop into Equatorial Guinea each year to spend time on the isolated beaches in the country. As more people discover the country as a tourist destination, the number of visits to the country is bound to increase.

Foreigners are not allowed to take photographs of the presidential palace, ports, airports, and military installations. Doing this could land you in prison. Avoid being caught up in drug-related offenses, severe sentences are handed out to those caught in the use and possession of drugs.

The country is rated as one of the most corrupt country in the world and some officials might want to extort you for bribe so it's advisable you move with your paperwork. You might encounter military roadblocks outside Malabo & Bata where you'll be required to show identification and intent of the visit. Many of these officials do not speak English so you might consider writing your purpose of visit & itinerary in Spanish to avoid confusion.
The country is rated as one of the most corrupt country in the world so it's advisable you move with your paperwork. You might encounter military roadblocks outside Malabo & Bata where you'll be required to show identification and intent of the visit. Many of these officials do not speak English so you might consider writing your purpose of visit & itinerary in Spanish to avoid confusion.

Basic Travel Requirements for South Africans visiting Equatorial-guinea

Visas are required by South African passport holders and they can be issued on arrival if prior authorization has been reached with the Equatorial Guinean Foreign Ministry in Malabo.
Passport with at least 6 months validity from intended trip date and at least one blank page.
Ensure your passport is properly stamped on arrival and departure to avoid false detention.
Two recent colored passport photographs.
Proof of travel itinerary is required.
Original certificate of vaccination against Yellow Fever. Duly completed & signed application form.
Proof of financial capability.
Police report or certificate of good conduct is required from a South African police station.
Complete travel itinerary.
Proof of accommodation for intended period of stay.
Copy of return flight ticket.
Medical insurance.
Letter showing purpose of travel.
Recommended vaccination against Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Meningitis, Polio, Rabies, Malaria & Prophylaxis
Minors travelling alone require a letter of consent signed by both parents. If travelling with one parent, a letter of consent signed by the parent not travelling is required.
Original birth certificate is required for children under 18 regardless of who they are travelling with.
This visa is valid for 2 months and can be used for a stay period of 60 days which can be extended to 90 days.

Types of Equatorial-guinea Visa

Types of Visa	Processing Time	Duration of Stay
Tourist Visa	7-11 days	60 days
Tourist Visa	7-11 days	60 days
Business Visa	7-11 days	60 days

Places in Visas of Equatorial Guinea Fees

Visa Type	Sub Type	Visa Fees
Tourist Visa		Not available
Tourist Visa		Not available
Business Visa		Not available

FAQs about Places in Visas of Equatorial Guinea

Is it expensive to visit Georgia ?

Unlike most tourist countries, Georgia is relatively cheap to visit. Intending visitors can visit this beautiful country with as low as $300.

Is it safe to travel to Equatorial Guinea ?

Equatorial Guinea is generally a safe place to visit especially in Malabo and Bata.

Where is Equatorial Guinea located ?

It's located in the west coast of Central Africa

What language is spoken in Equatorial Guinea ?

Equatorial Guinea has 3 official languages, Spanish, French & Portugese. There are also a couple other regional languages like Fang, Bube & Pidgin English.

What's the weather like in Equatorial Guinea ?

From June to August, the mainland territory Río Muni is dry and Bioko (a popular small island) is wet while the reverse occurs from December to February.

When is the best time to visit ?

It is best to visit in July and August, as these are the driest months, but if you plan to visit the mainland and island regions, then December to February is your best bet.

3 Visas of Equatorial Guinea found

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Equatorial Guinea

Visas of Equatorial Guinea, Visa, Tourist visa

Pretoria

The Equatorial Guinea tourist visa allows foreigners to visit for the purpose of sightseeing, wildlife, relaxation and recreation. Those with the intention of visiting friends and relatives in Equatorial Guinea will also need this visa. Your passport must have a validity of at least six months after your trip date. If otherwise, you should consider getting your passport renewed before travelling. An invitation letter showing the valid home address & telephone number of the  friend or relative you intend to visit in the country is needed. Otherwise, proof of hotel reservations will be required. During your time in the country, you are free to attend festivals and other social events. Proof that you are financially capable to support yourself during your stay in Equatorial Guinea must be provided. This is usually done by presenting bank or credit card statements. A copy of your round-trip or tour ticket is required. Applicants under 18, are required to provide their original birth certificates and a letter of consent signed by both parents  if traveling without the parents. If the applicant is travelling with one parent, the other parent is required to sign a letter of consent. A document which shows that you have the incentive of returning to your country at the expiry of your visa should be submitted during the visa application process, e.g., proof of family ties or a stable job in South Africa. Proof of visa application payment. Foreigners on this visa are not allowed to take up paid or unpaid employment during their time in the country. Travelers are advised to be vaccinated against Yellow Fever, Malaria, Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Polio & Rabies before travelling to Equatorial Guinea. You can extend your stay for up to 90 days but you are advised to leave at the end of the 90 day period.

Tourist Visa from South Africa to Equatorial Guinea

Visas of Equatorial Guinea, Visa, Tourist visa

Pretoria

Business Visa from South Africa to Equatorial Guinea

Visas of Equatorial Guinea, Visa, Business visa

Pretoria

The Equatorial Guinea business visa allows South Africans visiting Equatorial Guinea to engage in various business activities. South Africans on this visa can attend business meetings and conferences, sign and negotiate business contracts with partner companies while in the country. A passport with at least six months validity must be provided. A recent passport photograph which follows visa requirements is needed for the application. Applicants of this visa who intend to attend business conferences in the country are advised to register for the conference before they leave South Africa. The certificate of registration will be needed for the visa application. A letter of invitation written on the company’s letterhead should be provided. The letter should state the duration and purpose of your visit to Equatorial Guinea. Proof of financial sponsorship from your company indicating that you are an employee and that the services you will provide in Equatorial Guinea. If the travel expenses of the applicant will not be covered by the company, this should be expressly stated in the letter. The certificate of business registration of the inviting company in Equatorial Guinea is required. Proof that you are a South African resident must be provided. Non-citizens should provide a copy of their stay permit. The original birth certificate of minors is required. A letter of consent signed by both parents is required if the minor is travelling alone and signed by the non-travelling parent if travelling with one. Applicants on this visa cannot be paid for the services they render while they are in the country. You are required to leave Equatorial Guinea at the expiration of your visa.

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