Urgent Tanzania eVisa Applications

Travelling soon? If your departure is close, urgent processing reduces the waiting time for your Tanzania eVisa. This page covers who should consider it, what documents you need, and how to apply.

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Urgent Processing Options

Two expedited tiers are available. Choose the one that fits your timeline.

Rush Processing

Approval Time: 7 - 10 Working Days

Fee: Higher than standard processing

Good for travellers with a moderately tight timeline

Super Rush Processing

Approval Time: 5 - 7 Working Days

Fee: Highest available tier

Recommended for urgent or emergency travel needs

Documents Required

Prepare the following before you begin your application:

• Passport bio page: scan must be clear and fully readable
• Flight ticket: return or onward journey confirmation
• Recent photograph: digital, full face visible

Some visa types require additional documents. Check the Tanzania eVisa Document checklist for the complete list before submitting.

How to Apply

• Start Your Application Online: Go to the Tanzania eVisa portal. Complete the application form and select "Rush" or "Super Rush" as your processing option.
• Upload Your Documents: Submit clear, readable scans. Poor-quality uploads are a leading cause of delays.
• Pay and Submit: Pay the applicable fee using any available payment method, then submit your application.
• Download and Print Your eVisa: Once approved, you will receive confirmation by email. Download the approved eVisa and carry a printed copy when you travel.

Tracking Your Application

You will receive status updates by email at each stage of your expedited application. Check your inbox, including your spam folder, after submission.

Common Reasons for Delays

Expedited applications can still face hold-ups. The most frequent causes are:

• Incomplete or incorrect application details
• Poor-quality document scans
• Failed or incomplete payments
• High application volumes during peak periods
• Additional security or screening checks

To reduce the risk of delay: review your application carefully before submitting, and respond promptly to any requests for additional information if it arises through communication channels. 

Content Disclaimer: Last updated May 2026. Consult embassies, agencies, or airlines for any changes prior to travel.