Israel to Uganda visa requirements

Israeli passport holders need a visa for Uganda and must obtain it online as an eVisa before travel. The standard tourist eVisa is single-entry, costs USD 50, and permits a stay of up to 90 days. A holder of an ordinary Israeli passport requires a visa to enter Uganda for tourism. Uganda no longer issues classic visa-on-arrival stickers to most nationalities; instead, all visa-prone travellers, including Israeli citizens, must apply for an electronic visa (eVisa) in advance through the official government portal at visas.immigration.go.ug. The standard tourist category is a single-entry visa, valid for entry within 90 days of approval and permitting a stay of up to 90 days. The government fee is USD 50 (plus a small non-refundable bank/processing charge). Applications are submitted online with a passport bio-data page, a recent passport photo, a yellow fever vaccination certificate, and supporting travel documents; approval typically takes a few business days. A valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate is a strict, separately enforced entry requirement and is checked at Entebbe International Airport. Travellers planning to combine Uganda with Kenya and Rwanda may instead choose the East Africa Tourist Visa (USD 100, 90 days, multiple entry across the three countries). Beware of unofficial third-party sites that overcharge; use only the official immigration.go.ug portal.