DRC eVisa for Moldova Citizens

Moldovan citizens planning a short trip to the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) can now take advantage of the official DRC eVisa system. This online authorization streamlines entry by removing the need for embassy visits and lengthy paperwork, giving travelers approval before departure and making trip planning more predictable.

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Overview: What the DRC eVisa Means for Moldovans

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The eVisa is an online pre‑approval rather than a physical visa stamp. It confirms that Moldovan passport holders are authorized to travel to the DRC for short stays. Final entry is granted upon arrival through the VAP (Visa d’Entrée) border stamp.

  • Visa Type : Ordinary Flying eVisa
  • Entries : Single
  • Maximum Stay : 7 Days
  • Validity : 90 Days

For the complete and most up‑to‑date list, applicants should always refer to the DRC eVisa documents portal.

Steps to Apply for a DRC eVisa

  • Submit Online Application – Complete the form on the DRC eVisa portal, ensuring details match your passport. Upload required documents.
  • Confirm & Pay – Review your information carefully, then pay the eVisa fee securely online.
  • Track Status – Use your application number to monitor progress. Once approved, your eVisa will be emailed to you.

Reasons for Travel Allowed with a DRC eVisa

The eVisa supports short‑term visits for several purposes, including:

  • Tourism and sightseeing
  • Business meetings or conferences
  • Family or social visits
  • Medical travel
  • Transit stays

Work or employment is not permitted under this visa.

Documents Required for Moldovan Applicants

All documents must be clear, valid, and submitted in English:

Passport bio page

valid for at least 6 months beyond departure from the DRC

Applicant's photo

recent, clear, passport‑style image

Application letter

addressed to DRC authorities, explaining your travel purpose, dates, and itinerary

Requirements for Business

Business or conference travelers must use official company letterhead.

Stay ahead of the process — review the DRC eVisa Requirement Portal for the latest requirements before applying.

Fees & Processing Times

Processing speed depends on application volume, document accuracy, and security checks. Moldovan citizens can choose from:

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

Visa fees vary by travel purpose and chosen speed. For the most accurate updates, consult the DRC eVisa Fees & Processing Times portal.

Understanding the Border Fee (VAP)

Your eVisa grants permission to travel, but entry is finalized at the border.

On Arrival:

Present your approved eVisa at immigration
Pay the VAP (Visa d'Entrée) fee in cash
Receive a border stamp confirming your 7‑day stay

The VAP fee is mandatory and separate from the online eVisa payment.

Extending Your Stay

If you wish to remain longer than 7 days, you must apply for an extension at the EMG/DGM Immigration Office inside the DRC. Bring your eVisa approval with you. Extension fees vary depending on the requested duration.

DRC Climate Overview for Moldovan Travelers

The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has a hot, humid climate with heavy rainfall in many regions. Central areas experience an equatorial climate with year‑round humidity, while northern and southern zones have tropical conditions with distinct wet and dry seasons.

Hot and humid
The DRC is generally warm with high humidity.
Central regions
Rainforests have an equatorial climate — hot and wet all year, no real dry season.
North & South regions
Tropical climate — hot year‑round, but with short dry seasons.
Rainfall
Heavy rains are common. Dry season varies: Dec–Feb in the north, Jun–Sep in the south.
Temperatures
Daytime averages between 25°C and 30°C, often feeling hotter due to humidity.

Why Apply With Us?

  • Expert review to reduce errors
  • Secure and confidential processing
  • Step‑by‑step guidance throughout the process
  • Easy online tracking of your eVisa status

FAQs

Digital copies aren’t enough. Carry the original vaccination card, issued at least 10 days before arrival.

No corrections at the airport. If your eVisa has errors, you must apply again.

No. Each child needs their own eVisa. Carry a birth certificate and consent letter if one parent isn’t traveling.

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