What documents does a Pakistan citizen need for a Zimbabwe visa?

- Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry - Digital passport-size photo and scanned passport bio-data page for the e-visa application - Confirmed accommodation booking or invitation letter - Return/onward flight itinerary - Proof of sufficient funds for the stay - Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from or transiting an at-risk country - A valid email address and card for online fee payment

What types of visas can Pakistan citizens get for Zimbabwe?

- Single-entry Visa — valid for a stay of up to 90 days (granted for up to 30 days at a time, extendable), fee approx. USD 30-50 - Double-entry Visa — allows one re-entry, fee approx. USD 45-55 - KAZA Univisa — covers Zimbabwe and Zambia (plus day trips to Botswana's Kazungula border), valid 30 days, fee USD 50, ideal for Victoria Falls visits spanning both sides

How do Pakistan citizens apply for a Zimbabwe visa?

- Apply in advance through the official portal evisa.gov.zw by creating an account and completing the online form - Upload the digital photo and passport scan, along with accommodation and itinerary details - Pay the fee online by debit/credit card - Receive the approved e-visa by email within 3-5 business days and print it for travel - Alternatively, a visa on arrival is available at Harare, Victoria Falls, and Bulawayo airports and major land borders for travellers who have not pre-applied, with similar documentation checked on the spot and payment accepted in USD cash

How much does a Zimbabwe visa cost for Pakistan citizens?

- Single-entry visa: USD 30-50 - Double-entry visa: USD 45-55 - KAZA Univisa: USD 50 - E-visa standard processing time: 3-5 business days - Visa on arrival processing: typically 15-30 minutes at the port of entry, subject to queue length - Total realistic budget: USD 30-55 depending on visa type and entry count

What should Pakistan citizens know before traveling to Zimbabwe?

- Pre-applying for the e-visa avoids queues at arrival, especially useful at busy periods at Victoria Falls Airport - Carry USD cash as a backup even with an approved e-visa, in case of payment system issues at the port of entry - If visiting Victoria Falls from both Zimbabwe and Zambia, the KAZA Univisa saves cost and paperwork compared to two single-country visas - Common delay causes for the e-visa: unclear or missing accommodation proof and photos that don't meet the specification - Keep printed copies of the e-visa approval and accommodation booking accessible throughout the trip - Extensions beyond the initially granted period can be arranged at the Department of Immigration offices in Harare or Bulawayo before the current permit expires

Zimbabwe Visa for Pakistan Citizens 2026

e-Visa / eTA

Pakistani citizens can apply for a Zimbabwe e-visa online at evisa.gov.zw, or obtain a visa on arrival at major ports; single-entry fee USD 30-55, standard processing 3-5 business days for the e-visa.

Guide last updated October 21, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

Passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of entry
Digital passport-size photo and scanned passport bio-data page for the e-visa application
Confirmed accommodation booking or invitation letter
Return/onward flight itinerary
Proof of sufficient funds for the stay
Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from or transiting an at-risk country
A valid email address and card for online fee payment

Visa types

Single-entry Visa — valid for a stay of up to 90 days (granted for up to 30 days at a time, extendable), fee approx. USD 30-50
Double-entry Visa — allows one re-entry, fee approx. USD 45-55
KAZA Univisa — covers Zimbabwe and Zambia (plus day trips to Botswana's Kazungula border), valid 30 days, fee USD 50, ideal for Victoria Falls visits spanning both sides

How to apply online

Apply in advance through the official portal evisa.gov.zw by creating an account and completing the online form
Upload the digital photo and passport scan, along with accommodation and itinerary details
Pay the fee online by debit/credit card
Receive the approved e-visa by email within 3-5 business days and print it for travel
Alternatively, a visa on arrival is available at Harare, Victoria Falls, and Bulawayo airports and major land borders for travellers who have not pre-applied, with similar documentation checked on the spot and payment accepted in USD cash

Fees & processing time

Single-entry visa: USD 30-50
Double-entry visa: USD 45-55
KAZA Univisa: USD 50
E-visa standard processing time: 3-5 business days
Visa on arrival processing: typically 15-30 minutes at the port of entry, subject to queue length
Total realistic budget: USD 30-55 depending on visa type and entry count

Tips for Pakistan travelers

Pre-applying for the e-visa avoids queues at arrival, especially useful at busy periods at Victoria Falls Airport
Carry USD cash as a backup even with an approved e-visa, in case of payment system issues at the port of entry
If visiting Victoria Falls from both Zimbabwe and Zambia, the KAZA Univisa saves cost and paperwork compared to two single-country visas
Common delay causes for the e-visa: unclear or missing accommodation proof and photos that don't meet the specification
Keep printed copies of the e-visa approval and accommodation booking accessible throughout the trip
Extensions beyond the initially granted period can be arranged at the Department of Immigration offices in Harare or Bulawayo before the current permit expires

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

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