Having gained valuable experience over the years we at Tunz Travel offer helpful assistance and guidance to those who have applied for visas to various countries. Our experts provide professional assistance in having visa applications for Ethiopia from Dubai approved as well. We are a step ahead of our competitors with our prompt and affordable services. Right from filling out the form to fixing your appointment at the embassy, our friendly and well-trained staff shall stand by you.

With the impressive expertise we possess in having visa applications approved, we have catered to thousands of clients who are now thoroughly pleased with our services. Our team of professionals shall stand by you through every step of the intricate procedure involved in having your application for a visa to Ethiopia from Dubai approved. Our assistance is sure to make the process of visa approval appear smooth and fast to you.

Kenyan citizens and passport holders as well as citizens of Djibouti and its passport holders need no visas to enter Ethiopia. Moreover, the citizens and passport holders of 40 nations are eligible for on arrival visas for entry into Ethiopia.

When you choose us for having your visa application to Ethiopia approved, you have access to expert visa consultants. With us, you are assured of personalized attention and friendly service through the entire process of visa application approval. With our experience and knowledge, we ensure a much higher chance of visa application approval.

The Documents Needed

• A UAE residence visa with a validity of at least 90 days
• Your original passport with at least two blank pages valid for at least 6 months
• An original NOC letter from the employer addressed to the Ethiopian Embassy with details of the salary, designation, joining date and purpose of travel of the employee mentioned clearly. For business travelers, a copy of the valid trade license, a letter of self introduction mentioning the monthly earnings, details of the passports held by the partners, investors and owners are required
• 3 recent photographs of dimensions 3.5×4.5cm having a white background
• An invitation letter is also required for business visas bearing stamp and signature of the business

The Assistance We Provide

• Submitting the visa application at the embassy
• Assistance during form fill up ensuring that correct and relevant information only is provided
• Document verification
• Assistance with booking flight tickets and accommodation

Points to Note

• For the purpose of stamping, the original passport is kept in the embassy
• In case of rejection of the visa application, under no circumstances whatsoever shall the visa and service fees be refunded
• You shall be asked to furnish confirmed return air tickets and hotel booking vouchers at the airport after you land in Ethiopia

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Is having a visa a must to enter Ethiopia?

Yes, it’s mandatory for citizens of the UAE and its passport holders to acquire a visa before visiting Ethiopia.

• Is it necessary for even infants and kids to have a visa before they enter Ethiopia?

All infants and kids even when they are traveling with their UAE citizen parents shall need a visa to enter Ethiopia.

• What are the different types of visas that an applicant can apply for?

There are three major types of visas to apply for when you visit Ethiopia. These are tourist visas, visit visas or transit visas. Which one you should apply for is decided by your purpose of visit and duration of stay.

• How many days does it take to have the visa issued?

The usual time taken to have the visa application processed is 3 working days. However, it depends to a great extent on the prompt submission of the documents needed and the meeting of all eligibility norms.

• Is there any refund of the visa and service fees if the application is rejected?

No, under no circumstances whatsoever shall the visa and service fees refunded if the application is rejected.

• Is the reason for visa rejection revealed by the immigration authorities?

In a majority of cases, the immigration authorities don’t share the reason of rejection with the applicant. They may however choose to do so in a few cases.