DRC eVisa for the Czech Republic Citizens

For citizens of the Czech Republic, the DRC eVisa provides pre-arrival clearance for a brief visit. Carry the approved eVisa with your passport; the immigration officer will verify it on arrival and issue the Visa d’Entrée (VAP).

The information below briefly covers eVisa eligibility and purposes, visa terms (type, entry, validity, stay), required documents, processing options and fees, how to apply online, arrival checks, etc.

Valid Travel Purposes Under the DRC eVisa

The DRC eVisa for Czech travellers is an Ordinary Flying Visaallowing single entry, 90-day validity, and a 7-day stay. The eVisa is accepted at authorised air, sea, and land entry points. The eVisa is suitable for Czech passport holders whose reason for travel is short-term and clearly defined. Approved purposes include, but are not limited to:

• ✓ Tourism and leisure visits
• ✓ Business meetings or events
• ✓ Short family visits
• ✓ Medical consultations
• ✓ Transit through the DRC

The eVisa does not authorise employment, long-term residence, or activities that extend beyond the permitted stay. For complete details, please visit the DRC eVisa Types page.

What Czech Applicants Should Prepare in Advance

Czech citizens must have the following documents to apply for the DRC eVisa.

1. Czech Passport

   The passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the intended departure date from the DRC.

2. Recent Photograph

   A clear, colour passport-style photo taken within the last 6 months.

3. Application Letter

   A brief letter addressed to DRC authorities stating your travel purpose, dates, and accommodation details with the full address in the DRC.

For detailed, document-specific guidance, applicants may refer to the DRC eVisa Document Requirement webpage.

Processing Options for Czech Applicants

Czech travellers can choose Standard, Rush, or Super Rush processing based on how quickly they need their eVisa. Each option has a different fee, which can be checked on the DRC eVisa Fee page.

Submitting the eVisa Request Online

The application is completed entirely online from the Czech Republic or any other location outside the Czech Republic with internet access. The application process steps involve:

How do we support applicants? Our team reviews submissions, flags issues early, and guides applicants in responding quickly to any information requests, ensuring a smooth application process.

Border Checks and VAP Fee on Arrival

Upon arrival in the DRC, Czech travellers must present their printed eVisa, passport, and any documents requested by immigration. After verification, officials will stamp a Visa d’Entrée (VAP) in the passport, confirming entry and the permitted 7-day stay. Travellers must also pay the mandatory VAP fee at the entry port, which is a separate government fee from the online eVisa fee.

Important Entry Rules for Czech Travellers

• Use the Same Passport: Your eVisa is valid only with the passport used to apply.
• Yellow Fever Certificate: If arriving from a risk country, you may need to show a valid Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate.
• Proof of Return Travel: Border officers may request your return or onward ticket.
• Accommodation Proof: Keep a printed hotel booking or host address for verification.
• Show Financial Means: Carry proof of funds if asked (bank statements or international cards).
• Avoid Overstaying: Overstaying may lead to penalties; travellers should request an extension before the eVisa validity expires.
• Entry Is Not Guaranteed: Final entry approval is at the discretion of DRC immigration.

Content Disclaimer: The information on this page was last updated in December 2025. Regulations may change without notice. Always verify specific requirements with the relevant authorities, airlines, and border posts before travelling.