Andorra to Djibouti visa requirements

Andorran (AD) ordinary passport holders need an eVisa to visit Djibouti for tourism. Apply online before travel via the official portal evisa.gouv.dj. Official Djibouti e-government guidance says the eVisa replaces visas delivered at points of entry, usually an airport or border post, so it should not be described as air-only. Andorra is not on any Djibouti visa-exemption list, and Djibouti is not part of the Schengen area, so no visa-free or 90/180 Schengen rule applies. Andorran ordinary passport holders must obtain a Djibouti eVisa before traveling. Djibouti operates a national electronic visa system at the official government portal evisa.gouv.dj for tourism, business, and transit. The official e-government page says the eVisa certifies that the holder may enter and stay in Djibouti for a determined period and that it replaces visas delivered at the point of entry, usually an airport or border post; therefore the previous air-only wording is too narrow. Public official category wording distinguishes transit stays of 1-14 days and short-stay visas of 15-90 days. Applicants need a passport valid at least 6 months, a passport photo, an accommodation address or invitation, travel details, and any documents requested by the official portal. Public official pages reviewed did not verify the earlier fixed processing, rush-fee, two-blank-page, or daily-funds claims. If an express option is offered, WomenConnect's Djibouti immigration guide lists an express surcharge of EUR 150 per person. Travelers should use the fee, processing, and accepted-entry-point instructions shown by the official eVisa portal at the time of application.