以色列(Israel) 前往 塞内加尔(Senegal) 签证要求

Yes — Israeli ordinary passport holders need a visa to enter Senegal. Israel is not on Senegal's visa-exempt list, so you must obtain a tourist visa in advance from a Senegalese diplomatic mission (the Consulate of Senegal in Tel Aviv) before travelling. An Israeli ordinary passport holder traveling to Senegal for tourism requires a visa obtained in advance. Senegal grants 90-day visa-free entry only to ECOWAS members, EU states, and a defined list of partner countries (including Brazil, Canada, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mauritius, Morocco, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, Tunisia, UAE, UK and USA). Israel is not on this list and is classified as visa-required in advance, so Israelis cannot use visa-free entry and are not eligible for visa-on-arrival. Senegal is in West Africa and is NOT part of the Schengen area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply. In 2025 Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko announced a future mandatory electronic visa applied on a reciprocity basis (mainly targeting non-African nations whose citizens need a visa for Senegal), but as of mid-2026 no fully operational government eVisa portal covers this route, and the standard channel for Israelis remains an in-person/consular tourist visa application at the Senegalese Consulate in Tel Aviv. The conservative, verified verdict is visa-required. Travelers should also note Senegal's yellow fever vaccination requirement and the 6-month passport validity rule.