
Africa · Pakistan
Ethiopia
Ethiopia visit visa for Pakistan passport holders
VisitVisaInfo Editorial Team
Guides built from official government and embassy sources.
Last updated
On this page
Ethiopia · Bete Giyorgis, Lalibela · Bernard Gagnon · CC BY-SA 3.0
Summary
- Visa type
- Ethiopia Tourist e-Visa (VT), single entry
- Stay limit
- 30 or 90 days, single entry (Immigration and Citizenship Service)
Pakistani citizens can apply for Ethiopia's tourist e-Visa online. The Immigration and Citizenship Service portal at evisa.gov.et says citizens of all countries are eligible for the tourist e-Visa if they meet the requirements. A 30-day single-entry tourist e-Visa costs US$62 and a 90-day single-entry costs US$152. Apply at least three days before arrival and use only the official portal.
Ethiopia offers a tourist e-Visa that Pakistani passport holders can apply for online. The Immigration and Citizenship Service runs the official portal at evisa.gov.et and states that citizens of all countries are eligible for the tourist visa if they meet the requirements. The tourist e-Visa is a single-entry visa for tourism or other non-business purposes only. Book your preferred entry date carefully on the form, because the visa validity starts from that intended entry date.
Fees on the official tourist information page are clear: US$62 for a 30-day single-entry visa and US$152 for a 90-day single-entry visa. Validity starts counting from the date you intend to enter Ethiopia. Under normal circumstances processing takes three days, so the portal asks you to apply at least three days before arrival. Build in a little extra time in case of payment or document checks. Write down the reference number from your confirmation email so you can use the portal status check if the decision email is delayed.
Mandatory uploads are simple: a recent passport-size photo and a passport valid for at least six months from your intended entry date. Pay only on the official site. The portal warns about unofficial websites; use evisa.gov.et and the support address published there if something goes wrong. Name spellings must match the passport exactly, including middle names, because corrections after payment usually mean a fresh application.
You can request an extension before the visa expires. Online extension is available when one to 15 days remain; longer overstays need an in-person visit to the Immigration and Citizenship Service head office in Addis Ababa. Extension fees on the same page are US$102 for a 30-day visa and US$302 for a 90-day visa. Staying beyond the validity without extending can lead to fines and legal penalties. Keep your application email address active until you receive the decision, and check spam folders for payment and status messages. If you applied for the wrong category, start a new tourist application rather than travelling on an unsuitable visa type.
Print or save your approved e-Visa and carry the same passport you used to apply. Ethiopia does not publish an official approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants. If your plans are business rather than tourism, choose the correct visa category on the portal instead of the tourist option. On arrival, immigration officers may still ask about your hotel and return plans even when the e-Visa is approved. Carry the same passport used in the application, a printed e-Visa and proof of onward travel. Fees and stay lengths on this page come from the official tourist information table on evisa.gov.et as checked on 5 October 2026.
Checklist
Document requirements
- Pakistani passport valid at least 6 months from the intended date of entry (copy uploaded)
- Recent passport-size photo
- Card for online payment
- Printed e-Visa
The portal lists a passport copy and photo as mandatory for the tourist e-Visa.
Checklist source: evisa.gov.et
Money and time
Fees and timeline
Fees
Official fee
US$62
US$62 for a 30-day single-entry tourist e-Visa, or US$152 for 90 days (Ethiopia e-Visa portal)
Fee source
Timeline
Decision time (official)
Normally 3 days for a tourist e-Visa; apply at least 3 days before arrival (Ethiopia e-Visa portal)
Official links
How to apply
You will leave VisitVisaInfo for an official government or designated VAC website.
Check another passport
The flight animation takes you to the guide for the countries you pick.
Official statistics
Visa ratio
Not officially published
Ethiopia does not publish an official approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants.
A percentage is shown only when an official source published one for this route. Blog tables and estimates are left out.
Quick answers
FAQ
Do Pakistanis need a visa for Ethiopia?
Yes. Pakistani citizens can apply for a tourist e-Visa on the official evisa.gov.et portal before travel.
How much is the Ethiopia tourist e-Visa?
US$62 for 30 days single entry, or US$152 for 90 days single entry, according to the official tourist e-Visa page.
How long does the Ethiopia e-Visa take?
Under normal circumstances, three days. Apply at least three days before your estimated arrival.
What documents do I need for the Ethiopia tourist e-Visa?
A recent passport-size photo and a passport valid for at least six months from the intended entry date.
Is the Ethiopia tourist e-Visa multiple entry?
No. The tourist e-Visa options shown on the official page are single entry for 30 or 90 days.
Can I extend my Ethiopia e-Visa?
Yes, before it expires. Extensions of 1–15 days can be requested online; longer cases are handled in person in Addis Ababa. Extension fees are listed as US$102 (30-day) and US$302 (90-day).
Which website should I use?
Only evisa.gov.et, run by Ethiopia's Immigration and Citizenship Service. Avoid look-alike third-party sites.
Does Ethiopia publish a refusal rate for Pakistani applicants?
No. Ethiopia does not publish an official approval or refusal rate for Pakistani applicants.
Checked against
Official sources
- Ethiopia e-Visa: Tourist Visa (VT)www.evisa.gov.et/information/tourist
- Ethiopia e-Visa — official portal (Immigration and Citizenship Service)www.evisa.gov.et/
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ethiopiawww.mfa.gov.et/
Last checked 5 October 2026. Rules change without notice, so confirm on the official pages before you apply or travel.




