Andorra to Zimbabwe visa requirements

Andorran ordinary passport holders are Category B for Zimbabwe: you can get a visa on arrival at any port of entry, or apply online in advance via the official eVisa portal. A single-entry tourist visa costs about US$30. Andorra (AD) is classified in Zimbabwe's Category B, meaning Andorran ordinary passport holders do not need a visa before travelling but must obtain and pay for one. There are two equivalent channels: a visa on arrival (VoA) issued at airports and land borders, or an eVisa applied for in advance at the official Department of Immigration portal (evisa.gov.zw). For a short tourist visit, VoA is the simplest option and is granted on the spot at major entry points such as Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport (Harare), Victoria Falls Airport, and the main land borders. A single-entry visa costs US$30 and a double-entry US$45; travellers also crossing into Zambia (e.g. for Victoria Falls) may instead buy the KAZA UniVisa for US$50, which covers both countries with multiple crossings for 30 days. Do not assume a normal multiple-entry visa on arrival is available for Andorran tourists: Zimbabwe's official eVisa FAQ limits multiple-entry visas on arrival to UK, U.S. and Canadian travelers, and an embassy fee note says multiple-entry visas require supporting documentation. The visa permits an initial stay of up to 30 days, extendable in-country for tourism up to 90 days. Zimbabwe is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Because conditions can change, confirm fees and accepted payment methods (USD cash is widely required at land borders) before travel.