DRC eVisa for Argentina

Travelling from Argentina to the Democratic Republic of the Congo requires advance preparation. This page explains the DRC eVisa clearly, covering eligibility, documents, the application process, and what to expect on arrival. The aim is to help you apply correctly and travel with confidence.

Quick overview of Your e-visa

• Visa type: Ordinary Flying eVisa.
• Entry type: Single.
• Maximum stay: 7 days.
• Validity: 90 days from date of issue.

For full visa details, visit the [DRC eVisa Types Page].

Requirements for Argentine Citizens

Prepare the following documents before starting your application.

(Important: All documents must be submitted in English.

1. Passport bio data page.
2. Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended departure date.
3. Recent, clear applicant photograph.
4. Application letter addressed to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, stating your purpose of visit and travel details.

Note:For Business or conference travel, The application letter must be issued on the company’s official letterhead.

[Check Full Details here DRC eVisa Document Guidelines ]

How the DRC eVisa Application Process Works

Follow each step carefully to avoid delays.

Processing Time, Fees, and What to Expect

Application timelines can differ based on the accuracy of the information provided, the quality of uploaded documents, and the number of applications being handled at the time.

Applicants may select one of the following processing options:

• Standard: 11 - 13 Working Days
• Rush: 8 - 11 Working Days
• Super Rush: 5 - 8 Working Days

Visa fees are calculated based on:

• The visa category.
• The selected processing timeframe.
• The stated purpose of travel.

For the most up to date pricing and timelines, please review the DRC Visa Fee & Processing page.

After Your eVisa Approval: Border Validation (VAP)

Online approval alone does not complete entry into the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

On arrival at the airport, seaport, or land border

• Immigration officers review your approved eVisa.
• You must pay the Visa d’Entrée (VAP) border fee.
• A VAP stamp is placed in your passport.
• This stamp confirms your authorised 7 day stay.

Key points to remember

• The VAP fee is paid on arrival.
• It is separate from the online eVisa fee.
• Entry is finalised only after the VAP stamp is issued.

Staying Longer Than 7 Days

If you need additional time in the DRC:

1. Visit EMG DGM Immigration in person.
2. Present a copy of your approved eVisa.
3. Pay the required extension fees.

Why Apply With Us

We focus on clarity, accuracy, and support throughout the process.

1. We simplify the eVisa application process.
2. We provide guidance, document checks, and application support.
3. We help prevent common errors that cause delays.
4. We support you from submission until the final visa decision.

A Final Word Before You Apply

Choosing the right processing option and preparing your documents carefully can make a real difference to how smoothly your application moves forward. Taking a few moments to review the requirements and timelines helps avoid unnecessary delays and gives you peace of mind before travel.

Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in 2025, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.