Spain to Djibouti visa requirements

Spanish ordinary passport holders need an eVisa to visit Djibouti for tourism. It is applied for online through the official government portal (evisa.gouv.dj) before travel; there is no visa-free entry and no general visa-on-arrival for Spanish citizens. Djibouti is not in the Schengen area, so the 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply to this route. Spain is not on Djibouti's visa-exempt list, so Spanish ordinary passport holders must obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) prior to arrival via the official government portal at evisa.gouv.dj. The eVisa is issued for tourism or commerce and is single-entry. The two main short-stay options are a transit/short-stay visa (commonly described as a 3-day transit or up to a 31-day short stay) at roughly USD 12, and a short-stay visa for stays up to 90 days at roughly USD 23 in government fees. Travelers apply online with a passport valid at least 6 months, a passport bio-page scan, a recent photo, and travel/accommodation details. The approved eVisa arrives by email as a PDF, typically within a few working days, and is generally valid for air arrival at Ambouli International Airport and recognized border crossings. Land and sea entries may still require an embassy-issued visa, so confirm your entry point. Because fees and exact stay durations vary by source and processing tier, always verify on the official portal before paying. As of 2026-05-30 there is no confirmed visa-free channel, so an eVisa is required.