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Zambia updates its visa fees

Since January 1, 2026, Zambia has implemented new visa fees, adjusting several categories intended for international travelers.

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Zambia updates its visa fees
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In a statement issued on January 1, 2026, Zambia’s Department of Immigration announced that several visa types have had their fees revised as of that date.

The new fees are as follows:

  • Single-entry visa: USD 50 (previously USD 25)
  • Double-entry visa: USD 80 (previously USD 40)
  • Multiple-entry visa: USD 80 (previously USD 75)
  • KAZA Univisa: USD 50 (unchanged)
  • Day Tripper visa: USD 10 (unchanged)
New visa fee schedule for Zambia

Visa applications for Zambia can be submitted online

Travelers wishing to obtain a visa to enter Zambia can submit their application through the government’s online platform at eservices.zambiaimmigration.gov.zm, allowing them to receive an electronic visa (e-Visa).

This revision comes one year after a major overhaul of Zambia’s immigration policy. In December 2024, Zambia removed the visa requirement for 53 nationalities, further opening its borders to both business and leisure travelers.

In total, the following 165 countries and territories currently benefit from visa exemption for Zambia:

Åland IslandsChinaHungaryMontenegroSao Tome and Principe
AlbaniaChristmas IslandIcelandMontserratSaudi Arabia
American SamoaCocos IslandsIraqMoroccoSerbia
AndorraComorosIrelandMozambiqueSeychelles
AngolaCook IslandsIsle of ManNamibiaSingapore
AnguillaCosta RicaIsraelNauruSlovakia
Antigua and BermudaCroatiaItalyNetherlandsSlovenia
ArgentinaCyprusJamaicaNetherlands AntillesSolomon Islands
ArubaCzech RepublicJapanNew CaledoniaSouth Africa
AustraliaDenmarkKenyaNew ZealandSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Australian Antarctic TerritoryDominicaKiribatiNiueSouth Korea
AustriaDominican RepublicKuwaitNorfolk IslandSpain
AzoresEstoniaLaosNorthern Mariana IslandsSuriname
BahamasEswatiniLatviaNorwaySvalbard and Jan Mayen
BahrainFalkland IslandsLesothoOmanSweden
BarbadosFalkland Islands DependenciesLiberiaPalauSwitzerland
BelgiumFaroe IslandsLiechtensteinPanamaTanzania
BelizeFijiLithuaniaPapua New GuineaTokelau
BermudaFinlandLuxembourgPitcairn IslandsTonga
BhutanFranceMacedoniaPolandTrinidad and Tobago
Bosnia and HerzegovinaFrench GuianaMadagascarPortugalTurkey
BotswanaFrench PolynesiaMadeiraQatarTurks and Caicos Islands
Bouvet IslandFrench Southern TerritoriesMalawiReunionTuvalu
British Antarctic TerritoryGermanyMalaysiaRomaniaUganda
British Indian Ocean TerritoryGibraltarMaldivesRoss DependencyUkraine
British Virgin IslandsGreeceMaltaSaint HelenaUnited Arab Emirates
BruneiGreenlandMarshall IslandsSaint Kitts and NevisUnited Kingdom
BulgariaGrenadaMartiniqueSaint LuciaUnited States
CanadaGuadeloupeMauritiusSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesVanuatu
Canary IslandsGuamMayotteSaint-MartinVatican
Cape VerdeGuatemalaMicronesiaSamoaVirgin Islands
Cayman IslandsGuyanaMoldovaSan MarinoWallis and Futuna
Channel IslandsHondurasMonacoSandwich IslandsZimbabwe
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