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Democratic Republic of the Congo Visa Policy

If you’re planning to visit the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for tourism, transit or other permitted purposes, then you must understand whether you need an eVisa or a regular visa from an embassy/consulate for your visit.

This guide helps you find out which option applies to you based on your nationality.

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Who Needs an eVisa for the Democratic Republic of the Congo?

The DRC requires a visa for entry for most foreign nationals. The most convenient option is the eVisa, which can be applied for online. If your passport country is listed below, then you’re eligible to apply for the DRC eVisa:

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How do I apply for the Democratic Republic of the Congo eVisa?

  1. Start your DRC eVisa Application: Fill in the required details in the application form exactly as they appear on your passport, including your full name and nationality.
  2. Attach Documents: Upload the required documents for the DRC eVisa and pay the eVisa fee using any available payment option.
  3.  Receive your eVisa: Get an approved eVisa at your registered email address. Print a copy and present upon arrival. 

Who Needs a Regular Visa for the Democratic Republic of the Congo?

If you are not eligible to apply for a Democratic Republic of Congo eVisa, you will need to apply for a visa through the DRC embassy or consulate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Democratic Republic of Congo offers an Ordinary Flying Visa for multiple purposes, including tourism, business and family visits.

The DRC eVisa is a single-entry visa which allows travellers to stay in the country for up to 7 days within the validity period of 90 days.

DRC eVisa applicants can choose one of the three processing options: standard, rush and super-rush. Each processing option offers a different delivery time for an approved eVisa. However, choosing a faster option adds an extra fee to the total cost of the DRC Visa.


Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in August 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.