Fill the Application Form
Begin filling out your details, including your name, passport number and occupation, in the DRC eVisa application form. Choose your travel purpose as "Official/Diplomatic".
Travelling to the DRC for official or government-related purposes is now possible through the online eVisa system. The process allows eligible travellers to apply for an Ordinary Flying Visa in advance and receive their approved travel authorisation by email.
As a part of the application process, applicants are required to upload the scanned copies of the following:
Important Note: Passport must remain valid for 6 months from the intended entry date.
Applicants are advised to check the DRC eVisa requirements for updated and detailed information before starting the application process.
Begin filling out your details, including your name, passport number and occupation, in the DRC eVisa application form. Choose your travel purpose as "Official/Diplomatic".
Select a preferred processing option from Normal, Rush and Super Rush.
Attach legible scans of all the mandatory documents; make sure the documents are valid and without any discrepancies.
Pay the processing fee online, receive payment confirmation at your email, and wait for approval.
Receive an approved eVisa at your registered email address, download it and print a copy for travel.
The DRC eVisa fee depends on the processing speed selected during the application.
Processing Type |
Processing Time |
|---|---|
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Normal Processing |
11 - 13 Working Days |
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Rush Processing |
8 - 11 Working Days |
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Super Rush Processing |
5 - 8 Working Days |
Extension or renewal is subject to the decision of the immigration authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Applicants should confirm the latest rules with the relevant DRC immigration or embassy authority before relying on an extension option.
If the visa conditions are broken, the DRC authorities have the right to revoke the visa and demand that the holder depart the nation immediately.
Depending on the nature of the violation, the visa holder may be subject to legal action by the host country. This can include fines, imprisonment, or other penalties.
Violating the terms of a diplomatic or official visa can damage diplomatic ties between the host country and the visa holder's home country, which can have broader implications.
Violating the terms of a diplomatic or official visa can have professional repercussions for the visa holder, including damage to their reputation and future career prospects.
Yes, additional document requests are usually sent by email during processing.
No, all applications are reviewed, and approval depends on the accuracy of the documents and the information provided.
You can contact the DRC eVisa support anytime for any help or assistance until your eVisa is approved.
Content Disclaimer: This information was reviewed in June 2026. As visa and entry policies can change, check with the relevant embassy, immigration authority, or airline before departure.