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Equatorial Guinea Visa

Traveling to: Equatorial Guinea
Citizens of: India
Processing

8-30 Days

Length of Stay

90 Days

Validity

90 Days

Entry

Single Entry

Visa Overview

E-Visa

  • Equatorial Guinea offers an official e-Visa system for eligible foreign nationals, including Indian passport holders in most cases. The e-Visa allows travelers to apply online before travel for purposes such as tourism, business, family visits, and short stays, without visiting an embassy physically.
  • Applicants must complete an online application, upload required documents, and pay the visa fee digitally. Once approved, they receive an electronic visa authorization (e-Visa approval letter in PDF format), which must be printed and carried during travel.
  • The e-Visa is generally issued as a short-stay entry permit, and the validity, number of entries, and duration of stay are determined by Equatorial Guinea immigration authorities based on the applicant’s profile and purpose of visit. Entry is mainly through Malabo International Airport or Bata Airport.
  • Even with an approved e-Visa, final entry is not guaranteed, as immigration officers have the authority to approve or refuse entry at arrival after verification of documents.

Required Documents

Documents required for Equatorial Guinea visa application

  1. Valid passport (minimum 6 months validity)
  2. Completed visa application form
  3. Recent passport-size photographs
  4. Cover letter stating purpose of travel
  5. Invitation letter from host/company in Equatorial Guinea (important)
  6. Hotel booking or accommodation proof
  7. Round-trip flight reservation
  8. Bank statement (last 3–6 months)
  9. Proof of sufficient funds
  10. Employment letter / leave approval
  11. Business registration documents (if self-employed)
  12. Invitation letter from company (for business visa)
  13. Yellow fever vaccination certificate (mandatory)
  14. Visa fee payment receipt
  15. Any additional documents requested by embassy

Visa Pricing Details

Visa Type Entry Type Validity Processing Embassy Fee VFS Fees Service Fee GSTIN Total Cost
Tourist Visa Single Entry 90 Days 8-30 Days INR 9,600.00 INR 0.00 INR 5,000.00 INR 900.00 INR 15,500.00

Rules & Regulations

Equatorial Guinea Visa Terms & Conditions
  1. Visa approval is at the sole discretion of Equatorial Guinea immigration authorities and embassy officials
  2. Submission of application does not guarantee visa issuance or entry
  3. All documents submitted must be genuine, accurate, and verifiable
  4. Authorities may request additional documents, verification, or interview at any stage
  5. Visa validity, entry type (single/multiple), and duration of stay are determined solely by immigration authorities
  6. Visa must be used only for the approved purpose (tourism, business, etc.)
  7. Final entry is subject to immigration clearance at the port of entry
  8. Immigration officers reserve the right to refuse entry without explanation
  9. Overstay or misuse of visa conditions may result in penalties, deportation, or future travel restrictions
  10. Equatorial Guinea immigration policies may change at any time without prior notice

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Indians need a visa to visit Equatorial Guinea?
Yes, Indian nationals planning to visit Equatorial Guinea for tourism will require a visa to explore the country for leisure and business purposes.
What does the Equatorial Guinea visa look like?
The Equatorial Guinea e-visa is a PDF document that you receive via email. It contains details like name, passport number, date of birth, nationality, visa type, validity dates, duration of stay, visa number, and a barcode or QR code for verification. Here is the sample for your reference.
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Why choose Oxford Travels for your Equatorial Guinea visa application?
Oxford Travels guarantees the timely delivery of visas as promised. Additional benefits of choosing Oxford Travels as your visa partner include:

  • Streamlined visa application: Oxford Travels simplifies the visa application process, saving you time and effort.
  • User-friendly platform: The platform is designed for ease of use, making the application process straightforward and hassle-free.
  • Secure handling: Your personal information is handled with the utmost security and confidentiality.
What are the requirements for Indians to obtain an Equatorial Guinea visa?
To complete the online application form for an Equatorial Guinea e-visa for Indians, you will need certain documents.

  • Valid Passport: A scanned copy of the information page of your valid passport showing your photo and personal details. Your current passport must be valid for at least one month from arrival and have at least two blank pages.
  • Photos: A digital passport-size photograph of the front face
My passport is expiring soon. Can I still apply for a visa?
Your passport must be valid for at least 30 days after your planned departure date. Additionally, it should have at least one blank page for the immigration stamp. If your passport doesn't meet these requirements, you'll need to renew it before applying for a visa.
I have dual nationality. How do I proceed?
If you hold multiple citizenships that do not include Equatorial Guinea, you must choose one nationality and use the corresponding passport for your visa application. Importantly, you must use the same passport for both the visa application and your actual travel to Equatorial Guinea.
Are there any mandatory vaccinations for travellers to Equatorial Guinea?
You must have a certificate to prove you’ve had a yellow fever vaccination due to a risk of yellow fever transmission.
Do children need their own passports and visas to travel to Equatorial Guinea?
Yes, all travellers, including children, require valid passports and visas to enter Equatorial Guinea. There are no exceptions to this rule.
Do I need to submit my passport for the Equatorial Guinea visa process?
No, Indians can provide a digital copy of their passport when completing the online e-visa application. You will not need to submit your physical passport, but you must have it with you when you travel to Equatorial Guinea, as you will present the e-visa along with your passport upon arrival.
How can I get my approved Equatorial Guinea visa?
After completing the Equatorial Guinea visa application online, you will receive an email notification of approval progress. After approval, you will get your approved visa online, which can take a few days. Therefore, you’re advised to apply for the visa as soon as you know your travel plans so you have enough time to process them.

Once the e-visa is processed, you’ll receive it in a PDF format. You must print and carry this document when travelling to Equatorial Guinea.
Can I reapply for a Equatorial Guinea visa after rejection?
Yes, you can reapply for an Equatorial Guinea visa after rejection.
Can I reapply for an Equatorial Guinea visa after rejection?
Yes, you can reapply for an Equatorial Guinea visa after being rejected. Before starting the reapplication process, carefully review the reasons for the rejection, address any issues, and ensure your new application is complete and accurate. Provide supporting documents and a cover letter to increase your chances of approval.
Can Indians get a visa upon arrival in Equatorial Guinea?
No, Indian citizens are not eligible for a visa on arrival, so it is suggested that you apply for an  Equatorial Guinea visa before your travel dates. 
Can I change my tourist visa to a business visa while in Equatorial Guinea?
Foreigners who have entered Equatorial Guinea with a specific visa type are prohibited from changing that visa category while within the country. Any alteration to the visa status requires exiting Equatorial Guinea and applying for a new visa from the individual's home country.
Can I enter Equatorial Guinea with a new passport if my visa is on the old one?
It's advisable to carry both passports when travelling. Inform the Equatorial Guinea immigration authorities of the passport change upon arrival.
Is applying for a visa online guaranteed to be successful? Will a visa guarantee entry into Equatorial Guinea?
The decision to grant a visa is entirely up to the immigration authorities. Obtaining a visa does not automatically guarantee entry into Equatorial Guinea. Immigration officials at the border have the final say on whether or not to allow you into the country.
Can I extend my Equatorial Guinea visa while in the country?
Yes, you can extend your Equatorial Guinea visa while in the country. To do so, you must apply for an extension at the local immigration office before your visa expires. Ensure to provide the necessary documentation, such as proof of sufficient funds, a valid reason for the extension, and any other required paperwork.

Important Notes

Note:
  1. Indian passport holders generally require a valid visa prior to travel, issued through the Embassy/Consulate of Equatorial Guinea or approved immigration channels.
  2. Visa approval is required before travel; entry without a valid visa is not permitted in most cases.
  3. Passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry.
  4. A Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is mandatory for entry into Equatorial Guinea.
  5. Entry is subject to arrival at designated ports such as Malabo International Airport or Bata Airport.
  6. Immigration authorities have the final right to approve or deny entry, even with a valid visa.
  7. Travelers may be required to show return ticket, hotel booking, invitation letter, and proof of funds.
  8. Invitation letter from a host or company is often strongly required for business or sponsored visits.
  9. All information provided in the visa application must exactly match passport details.
  10. Any false, incomplete, or inconsistent information may result in visa refusal or entry denial.
  11. Overstaying the permitted duration is strictly prohibited and may lead to fines, deportation, or future bans.
  12. Visa rules, requirements, and processing procedures may be changed or updated without prior notice by authorities.