United Arab Emirates to Madagascar visa requirements

UAE ordinary passport holders need a visa for Madagascar. The practical route is the official tourist eVisa or visa on arrival; the official eVisa pages say the online tourist eVisa is single-entry with a maximum duration of 60 days, while stays beyond 60 days must be extended at the Immigration office up to 90 days. Madagascar does not provide visa-free tourist entry for ordinary UAE passport holders. UAE travelers should use the official Madagascar eVisa portal before departure or apply at the eVisa/visa-on-arrival counters on arrival. The key correction is duration: the official eVisa About and FAQ pages state that the tourist eVisa is currently the only online visa category, is single-entry, and has a maximum duration of 60 days. The same FAQ says travelers who wish to stay more than 60 days can extend the visa at the Immigration office up to 90 days. Therefore, this route should not be described as an online 90-day tourist eVisa unless the live application flow explicitly offers it for the traveler. The official portal says all nationalities are eligible for eVisa, applications may be made between one week and six months before departure, and the electronic travel authorization is issued no later than 72 hours after validation of the online registration. The public fee table lists USD 35 / EUR 30 for 1-15 days, USD 41 / EUR 35 for 16-30 days, and USD 47 / EUR 40 for 31-60 days; confirm any longer-stay or extension fees directly with the portal or Immigration office. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs notes non-immigrant visas can be issued for a maximum of 90 days by overseas representations and require a passport valid more than 6 months, return ticket, visa-fee payment, and yellow fever vaccination certificate only for visitors coming from infected countries.