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KAZA Visa for Zimbabwe and Zambia
KAZA Overview
What is KAZA?
The term KAZA comes from the Kavango-Zambezi Trans-Frontier Conservation Area, which extends across the countries of Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia.
What is the KAZA UNIVISA?
The KAZA visa has been established for the purpose of multi-country travel within this beautiful region.
Currently, the KAZA visa program is in the Stage 1 pilot phase, which means it’s a Zambia Zimbabwe visa, and can also cover guests for day trips into Botswana.
Stage 2 of the KAZA visa program will see the visa extended to all 5 KAZA countries, including Botswana, Angola and Namibia. A common visa (or univisa) for this region will eliminate the need for multiple visas and so encourage cross-border travel
WHERE IT IS AVAILABLE, WHAT IS THE BENEFIT?
Tourists save time and money because they only have to obtain one visa to visit both countries.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
US$50
HOW LONG DOES IT LAST?
Up to 30 days as long as you remain within Zambia and Zimbabwe. It also covers those who visit Botswana for day trips for the Kazungula borders.
It is important to note that the physical visa is not always available.
What to do if the KAZA Univisa is not available?
If the Visa is not available at your port of entry in Zimbabwe and you plan to do a daytrip to Botswana or Zambia, then we highly recommend that you obtain a double entry visa for Zimbabwe (if available to you).
VISAS & TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
Please keep the following documents with you during travel:
You should keep the following documents with you during travel:
Citizens of certain countries are required to obtain visas well in advance of travel for Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe & Mozambique. Please note that certain visas can take up to 3 months to be processed so please consider this when booking and note that it is your responsibility to check before final confirmation.
The below is a guideline only. Visa costs and requirements are subject to change without notice. Travellers are responsible for checking up-to-date visa requirements with their local embassy or consulate prior to travel.
Fees for Visitors to Zambia & Zimbabwe who are elligible to receive their visa on entry
Zambia: U$D 50.00 for single entry/ U$D 80.00 for double entry.
Zimbabwe: Europe and USA: U$D 30.00 for single entry/ U$D 45.00 for double entry.
UK & Ireland: U$D 55.00 for single entry/ U$D 70.00 for double entry. Canada : U$D 75.00 for single entry/ double entry to be obtained from local embassy prior to travel.
PLEASE ensure that you buy the correct visa for your itinerary at the first point of entry and plan in advance for multiple-entry visas if required as these are not always available at the port of entry.
KAZA UNIVISA – Zimbabwe and Zambia
Travellers planning to visit both Zimbabwe and Zambia should apply for a UniVisa (also known as KAZA visa). The visa can be obtained in advance, as well as at ports of entry.
The UniVisa allows travellers 30 days travel within both Zambia and Zimbabwe, and is also valid for daytrips to Botswana. Travellers must remain within Zambia & Zimbabwe for the visa to stay valid. Visiting Botswana as a daytrip will not affect the visa’s validity, provided travellers return to Zambia or Zimbabwe the same day.
Botswana
The Botswana Government remains committed to growing the contribution of tourism to the national economy as well as economic diversification and employment creation.
For enquiries please email: tdl@botswanatourism.co.bw or call +267 391 3111.
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