Netherlands to Angola visa requirements

Dutch ordinary passport holders do NOT need a visa for tourism in Angola. Since 28 September 2023, Angola grants visa-free entry to Netherlands citizens for up to 30 days per visit (no more than 90 days total per calendar year) for tourism only. The Netherlands is on Angola's tourist visa-exemption list, introduced on 28 September 2023 when Angola unilaterally waived short-stay tourist visas for roughly 98 countries (including all EU member states) to boost tourism. A Dutch ordinary passport holder can travel to Angola for tourism without any prior visa or eVisa and simply receive an entry stamp at the border. The exemption covers stays of up to 30 days per entry, capped at 90 days within any single calendar year, and applies strictly to tourism. The passport must be valid for at least 6 months on arrival and contain at least 2 blank pages. Travellers should carry proof of onward/return travel and accommodation, and may be asked for a yellow-fever vaccination certificate (Angola is a yellow-fever risk country; the certificate is also commonly needed for onward travel to other countries such as South Africa). For any non-tourist purpose (work, study, residence, business beyond tourism), the visa exemption does NOT apply and a separate visa or eVisa must be obtained in advance.