Andorra to Tanzania visa requirements

Andorran ordinary passport holders need a Tanzania visa for tourism. The Ordinary Visa costs USD 50 and allows a stay of up to 90 days; Tanzania recommends applying online through the eVisa portal, but official guidance still lists Andorra as eligible for visa on arrival at official entry points. A citizen of Andorra holding an ordinary passport is not visa-exempt for Tanzania and needs a visa for tourism. For tourism and short visits, the correct category is the Ordinary Visa, which costs USD 50 and allows a stay of up to 90 days. Tanzania Immigration Services says there are two options for obtaining a Tanzania visa: applying online through the official eVisa portal or obtaining a visa on arrival at an official entry point; Andorra is listed among nationalities eligible for both online and on-arrival visa facilities. The online eVisa route remains the recommended and more predictable channel, with applications submitted through visa.immigration.go.tz using a passport bio-page scan, a recent photo, a return flight itinerary, and accommodation details. The official processing target is up to 10 working days, though many straightforward applications clear within a few business days; travelers using eVisa should apply at least two weeks ahead. Do not treat the USD 100 multiple-entry visa as a routine tourist upgrade for Andorran travelers: official guidance says ordinary tourism uses the Ordinary Visa except for U.S. passport holders, while multiple-entry visas for others are tied to specific frequent-visit, family, company-director, government/bilateral, consultant, or Commissioner-approved circumstances. Tanzania is not in the Schengen area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules do not apply. Passports must be valid for at least six months and contain at least one unused visa page; a yellow fever certificate is required only if arriving from a yellow-fever-risk country or transiting one for 12 hours or more.