阿根廷(Argentina) 前往 塞拉利昂(Sierra Leone) 签证要求

Argentine ordinary passport holders can get a Sierra Leone Visa on Arrival for tourism — a single-entry visa costing USD 80, valid for a one-month stay, issued at Freetown (Lungi) International Airport and the Gbalamuya and Jendema land borders. A valid yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory. An eVisa (evisa.sl) is also available and is recommended to skip airport queues. Sierra Leone does not have a visa-waiver agreement with Argentina, so an Argentine passport holder cannot enter visa-free. However, Sierra Leone operates a generous Visa on Arrival (VOA) regime that covers a wide list of nationalities (EU, US, Commonwealth, GCC, BRICS and others), and Argentina is among the VOA-eligible countries. The standard VOA is a single-entry visa for USD 80, granting a stay of one month, and is issued for tourism, business, religious, academic or family-visit purposes. It is available only at Freetown (Lungi) International Airport and at the Gbalamuya (Guinea) and Jendema (Liberia) land borders. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for all travelers, and immigration officers may ask for proof of onward/return travel, accommodation and sufficient funds. For travelers who prefer certainty before flying — or who arrive via a port not covered by VOA — Sierra Leone's official eVisa system (evisa.sl, run by the Immigration Department) lets you apply, pay and obtain approval online in advance. Sierra Leone is not in the Schengen area, so the 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. Verdict: visa on arrival, with eVisa as a recommended alternative.