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India Visa For Ugandan Citizens
Travelling to India from Uganda has never been easier! The Indian E-visa streamlines the visa application process, allowing you to visit India for short-term stays for tourism, business, or medical purposes. This guide provides Ugandan citizens with all the essential information to navigate the E-visa application proc...
No Visas! Uganda Opens Borders to DRC in 2024
Beginning January 1, 2024, a significant policy shift will occur as Uganda intends to abolish visa requirements for individuals from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This change acknowledges DRC's membership in the East African Community (EAC), marking a milestone in regional cooperation. The removal of vi...
Turkish visa for uganda citizens
All Ugandan citizens with ordinary or official passports require a visa to enter Turkey. Ugandans are not eligible for the electronic visa (eVisa) program. Who qualifies for a Turkish visa among Uganda citizens? Citizens of Uganda with ordinary or official passports who meet the following requirements are eligib...
Uganda Prepared Partnership in the Field of Tourism
Uganda has actively prepared itself for partnership initiatives in the field of tourism, capitalising on its diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and abundant wildlife to attract travellers and promote sustainable tourism growth. Uganda's Tourism Potential Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa with a r...
Kenya and Uganda Collaborate to Boost Cross-Border Tourism
Kenya and Uganda are joining forces to enhance cross-border tourism. This collaborative effort aims to increase tourist numbers between the two neighbouring countries. By strengthening their partnership, Kenya and Uganda seek to promote tourism and travel opportunities in the region. Kenyan Coastal Tourism Aims to Strengthen Ugandan Ties The Kenyan Coastal Tourism Association (KCTA) has announced plans to strengthen ties with Uganda in order to boost tourism in both countries. The KCTA is a non-profit organi...
Strong and growing ties between India and Uganda
India and Uganda share a century-old history, with Indians arriving in Uganda in the early 20th century. Uganda drew inspiration from India's independence struggle during its own fight for independence in 1962. Diplomatic ties were established in 1965, and despite challenges like the expulsion of Indians in...
Uganda tourism grading resumes nationwide
The Uganda Tourism Board (UTB) announced a nationwide grading and classification exercise in Kampala, Uganda, during a press conference at the UTB headquarters. To travel to Uganda, you will need to obtain a Ugandan visa. The specific type of visa you need will be determined by various factors, including your nationali...
Special Visa-Free Circumstance for Uganda Citizens
Uganda offers special visa exemptions for specific categories of travellers, such as diplomatic passport holders, East African Community (EAC) nationals, and international organisation staff members, among others. These exemptions cater to unique circumstances and facilitate legal and smoother entry into the country. ...
Uganda Visa Requirements Rules
Planning a trip to Uganda? Let us assist you with the Uganda Tourist Visa (e Visa) application process. We provide essential details to make it easy and hassle-free, allowing you to focus on planning your Uganda adventure. Streamlined Uganda Visa Application Planning a trip to Uganda? We offer a hassle-free Uganda To...
Napak open-air museum to boost tourism
The Napak open-air museum project in Uganda aims to boost tourism in the Karamoja sub-region by showcasing remarkable fossils, including lower Miocene rodent dental remains and a 20-million-year-old giant anthracothere femur bone. To visit Uganda, you will need a Ugandan visa. The project, with an estimated investment of 5 billion Shillings, not only highlights these discoveries but also supports local involvement, job creation, and tourism education. It emphasises fields like palaeontology and archaeology, e...
Applying for Uganda e-Visas
- Step 1: Complete the online application form by providing your personal details and passport information.
- Step 2: Proceed to securely make your payment online using a credit card.
- Step 3: Check your email for the confirmation of payment and receipt of your Uganda e-Visa, which will be sent electronically.
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