Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) to Uganda visa requirements

Taiwan ordinary passport holders need a Uganda eVisa, obtained online before travel. The standard tourist (Ordinary) single-entry eVisa costs USD 50, allows a stay of up to 3 months, and a yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory. There is no visa-free or visa-on-arrival route to Uganda for Taiwan (Republic of China) ordinary passport holders. Uganda discontinued routine visa-on-arrival and now requires nearly all visitors to apply for an electronic visa (eVisa) through the official portal at visas.immigration.go.ug before boarding their flight. For a short tourist trip, the relevant product is the Ordinary Visa (single entry), which costs USD 50, is issued for up to 3 months, and permits a stay determined at the discretion of the immigration officer (commonly up to the visa validity). Applicants must upload a passport bio-data page valid at least 6 months with two blank pages, a recent passport-style photo, and crucially a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate, which is a strict health entry requirement for all travelers over one year of age. The eVisa approval is delivered electronically; travelers must print it and present it together with the passport and yellow fever certificate at the airline check-in and at the Ugandan port of entry. Processing typically takes a few working days. Travelers also combining Uganda with Kenya and Rwanda can instead buy the East Africa Tourist Visa (USD 100, 90 days, multiple entry across the three countries) through the same portal, entering Uganda first. Uganda is not in the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply.