International tourists can now apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) to visit Chad. Introducing this new online visa system.
A new African country has taken a significant step towards administrative modernization and international openness with the introduction of an electronic visa system (e-Visa): Chad.
The country officially launched its “eVisa.td” portal today at a ceremony held at the Direction Nationale de la Police in N’Djamena and presided over by the 5th Republic’s Minister of State, Minister of Finance, Budget, Economy and Planning, Tahir Hamid Nguilin.
The e-visa is designed to modernize and simplify the visa application process for foreigners wishing to visit Chad. By introducing this digital tool, the Chadian government is reaffirming its commitment to the digital transformation of its public services.
How to apply for an electronic visa (e-Visa) to travel to Chad?
The “eVisa.td” platform (only available in French) enables travelers requiring an entry visa to Chad to submit their application online, pay the corresponding fees and receive their visa electronically.
After creating a user account, the e-visa applicant completes an online form, including questions about passport, contact details, occupation and travel information.
Visitors applying for an e-Visa can choose to stay in Chad for a variety of reasons: tourism, business, conference, study, family visit or transit.
When applying for an e-Visa, a few documents need to be inserted online, such as a copy of the passport, proof of accommodation during the stay, the plane ticket or proof of funds.
The price of a short-stay, multiple-entry eVisa valid for 90 days is €100. At the time of writing, the online payment system is not yet operational, but will be shortly.
Visa-exempt countries for Chad
Citizens of the following countries can currently travel to Chad without having to apply for a visa:
- Barbados, Benin, Bermuda, Burundi, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Congo, Côte d’Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Dominica, Gabon, Gambia, Haiti, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Mali, Mauritius, Micronesia, Niger, Nigeria, Philippines, Rwanda, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Singapore and Suriname.
It’s looking like a SCAM. The website is not a government website. ‘e-Visa Tchad’ – https://evisa.td The verification link comes from ‘evisatchad@payplus.africa’ – if you ever receive the link! When you google PayPlus.Africa – ‘This connection is not private – This website may be impersonating ‘payplus.africa’ to steal your personal or financial information. You should go back to the previous page’. Research shows this is being processed in Benin.
On the website – Any email sent to immigration@tchad.td – bounced back as ‘your message couldn’t be delivered. The Domain Name System (DNS) reported that the recipients domain does not exist.’ Any email sent to contact@evisa.td – goes unanswered, no response after multiple emails sent. The phone number on website is: +235 with no other numbers. If you click at the bottom of website ‘Politique de confidentialité’, scroll to the bottom – XII. Notre contact – states the same ‘immigration’ email and phone number: +235 9 10 11 12? Try calling the number. III. Collection of information request – email ‘evisa@dei.td’, yes – domain doesn’t exist and is undeliverable.The address on website is the State Police – Commissariat Central in N’Djamena.
Are waiting on a colleague who has the E-visa pending, paid for…. Will post outcome and see if E-visa is legitimate.
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it doesn’t work. I can not continue the next page.