Andorra to Burkina Faso visa requirements

Yes, an Andorran ordinary passport holder needs a visa for Burkina Faso. Official Burkina Faso guidance says foreigners must present an entry visa unless exempt, and the official eVisa process is available for short stays. A short-stay tourist eVisa/pre-visa allows up to 90 days. Proof of yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for travelers aged 9 months or older. Andorra (AD) ordinary passport holders should obtain a Burkina Faso (BF) visa before travel. Visa Burkina's public guidance says a foreigner must present an entry visa, visa agreement, permit or residence permit unless exempt, and its eVisa site describes an online application/payment process for stays of up to 90 days. The short-stay visa covers tourism, business and family visits; it is available for one or more entries, with single-entry tourist fees of 33,000 F CFA and multiple-entry tourist fees of 55,000 F CFA. Official short-stay documents include a valid passport, completed form, two recent color photos, proof of reason for stay, a medical examination certificate, health insurance, and stamp-duty payment receipt. Entry conditions also require a health record in line with international health regulations and a return ticket, repatriation deposit, or exemption. CDC guidance says yellow fever vaccination is required for all arriving travelers aged 9 months or older, and an ICVP becomes valid 10 days after vaccination. Public Visa Burkina pages do not publish a standard online processing time; the embassy route says the response is given after 72 hours, so online applicants should apply well in advance and wait for official approval before travel. Travelers should also note the significant security risk: the U.S. State Department's 4 May 2026 advisory says do not travel to Burkina Faso.