中国(China) 前往 吉布提(Djibouti) 签证要求

Chinese ordinary passport holders need a visa for Djibouti, and the standard route is the official eVisa applied for online at evisa.gouv.dj before travel. There is no visa-free entry or general visa-on-arrival for tourists; only Chinese public-affairs/diplomatic passport holders are exempt. The short-stay tourist eVisa (15-90 days) costs about USD 23 through the government portal, and entry is via Ambouli International Airport in Djibouti City. As of 2026, a Chinese (CN) ordinary passport holder traveling to Djibouti (DJ) for tourism must obtain a visa in advance; Djibouti is not visa-free for Chinese nationals. The recommended and most accessible channel is the official electronic visa (eVisa) introduced by the Djiboutian government on 18 February 2018 and processed online at evisa.gouv.dj. Two tourist-relevant categories exist: a Transit eVisa valid for 1-14 days (government fee about USD 12) and a Short-Stay eVisa valid for 15-90 days (government fee about USD 23). Applicants submit a passport scan (valid at least 6 months beyond intended departure), a passport photo, proof of onward/return travel, and proof of accommodation, then pay online by card, PayPal, or other accepted methods. Official government processing is generally a few business days (commonly quoted as up to 72 hours to about 4-7 working days depending on demand and processing tier). The eVisa is issued for tourism or commerce and is valid for entry at Ambouli International Airport. Travelers should apply only through the official government portal to avoid inflated third-party reseller fees, and should print or carry a copy of the approved eVisa for boarding and immigration. Only Chinese passports endorsed for public affairs (official/service) or diplomatic passports may enter without a visa; ordinary passports do not qualify for that exemption. Given that no reliable visa-free or general tourist visa-on-arrival channel exists for ordinary Chinese passports, the eVisa is the correct verdict.