Visa Required For Visiting Tanzania
All visitors to Tanzania require a visa in order to enter the country.
The price is USD 50.00 (USD 200.00 for Pakistani visitors). Please visit the Tanzania
Ministry of Home Affairs website here
or download their "Visas Information" document here.
*This information is correct as of 1 June 2009*
Provision has been made for AORTIC 2009 delegates to obtain a
visa upon arrival in Tanzania. After you have registered and provided proof of
payment, the AORTIC 2009 Conference Secretariat will issue a letter from the Tanzania
Ministry of Home Affairs stating that AORTIC 2009 delegates may obtain their visa upon
arrival. Please print out this letter, as well as your letter of confirmation from the
AORTIC 2009 Conference Secretariat, and present it with your passport in order to
facilitate the visa process.
PLEASE NOTE:
- All visitors to Tanzania require a visa and it is your responsibility to carry
enough cash to pay for this visa and to ensure that your travel document (passport)
is valid.
- Visas are not included in bursary support.
- The AORTIC 2009 Conference Secretariat will try to answer any visa-related
questions, but please note that the Secretariat is not responsible for delegates'
visa applications.
Pre- and Post-conference Tours
Attending the conference offers delegates an excellent opportunity to explore
the treasures that make East Africa one of the most desirable tourism destinations in the world.
A full range of available tours is now available for pre-booking, and
the appointed Tour Operator, Africa Bespoke, can create personalised itineraries on request.
Please contact Africa Bespoke for more info:
{t} +27 (0)21 674 5820
{e}
{w} www.africabespoke.com
Sample Itineraries:
Selous Safari (3 nights)
The Selous is a vast tract of untouched wilderness, inhabited only by wildlife and a few small-tented camps. |
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Tanzania Mini Safari (3 nights)
Tarangire National Park is second only to the Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area in concentrations of
wildlife. |
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Tanzania Safari (5 nights)
The conservation area covers approximately 8,288 sq. kms, is 16 to 19 kms across the
floor, and surrounds three lakes - Natron, Eyasi and Manyara. |
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Zanzibar Breezes Beach Club & Spa
We want you all to fall in love with Zanzibar, particularly our kind, smiling & gentle staff,
our breathtaking beach on the most private and untouched part of Zanzibar. |
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Tanzanian Regions Covered by Sample Itineraries
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