Andorra to Madagascar visa requirements

Andorran (AD) ordinary passport holders need a visa for Madagascar. The simplest route is the single-entry tourist eVisa applied for online before travel; a visa on arrival is also available at international airports. Stays of up to 15, 30 or 60 days are covered, extendable to 90 days locally. Madagascar requires a tourist visa from nearly all nationalities, including Andorran citizens. Two practical channels exist: an electronic visa (eVisa) obtained in advance through the official government portal evisamada-mg.com, and a visa on arrival issued at Ivato (Antananarivo) and other international airports. Both produce a single-entry tourist permit. The official eVisa portal lists tourist fees of EUR 30 / USD 35 for 1-15 days, EUR 35 / USD 41 for 16-30 days, and EUR 40 / USD 47 for 31-60 days. Although the fee table also displays a 61-90 day bracket, the official FAQ says the online system is for tourist visas under 60 days and that travelers who wish to stay more than 60 days can extend locally up to 90 days at an immigration office. The eVisa system issues an electronic travel authorisation within 72 hours of payment; tourists then present it at dedicated eVisa counters on arrival. A yellow fever certificate is required only if arriving from or transiting a yellow-fever endemic country; it is not required for travellers coming directly from Andorra. Passports should be valid for at least six months beyond arrival with at least one blank page. Default verdict is evisa, the most reliable confirmed no-embassy channel for an Andorran short tourist stay.