Côte d’Ivoire to Madagascar visa requirements

eVisa

Cote d'Ivoire citizens can obtain an e-Visa for Madagascar; apply online via the official portal and follow the requirements for tourist visits.

Last verified: 2026-02-05

At a glance

Max stay 90 days
Passport validity Passport valid for at least 6 months from date of entry.
Entry type eVisa
Onward ticket Return or onward travel ticket commonly required.

What Côte d’Ivoire travellers need to know

If you hold a Côte d’Ivoire passport and plan to visit Madagascar for tourism, current guidance indicates you need eVisa.

Cote d'Ivoire citizens can obtain an e-Visa for Madagascar; apply online via the official portal and follow the requirements for tourist visits.

Typical stay guidance: Standard e-Visa allows up to 90 days for tourism; confirm the granted validity on your approval.

Passport rule: Passport valid for at least 6 months from date of entry.

Health note: Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry to Madagascar.

Always verify current e-Visa processing times and requirements with the official portal before travel.

Rules change. Cross-check the official sources listed below and your airline’s document checks before you fly from Côte d’Ivoire to Madagascar.

Entry requirements

  • Madagascar offers both e-Visa and visa on arrival options; the e-Visa allows up to 90 days for tourism and can be obtained online in advance.
  • Typical requirements include a valid passport (6+ months validity), travel itinerary, proof of accommodation, proof of sufficient funds, and yellow fever vaccination certificate.
  • The e-Visa must be obtained online before travel; visa on arrival is also available at airports.

Stay

Standard e-Visa allows up to 90 days for tourism; confirm the granted validity on your approval.

Health — Yellow fever

Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry to Madagascar.

Always verify current e-Visa processing times and requirements with the official portal before travel.

How to prepare (Côte d’Ivoire → Madagascar)

  1. 1

    Apply on the official Madagascar eVisa portal before you travel.

  2. 2

    Upload a clear passport scan and any supporting documents the form requests.

  3. 3

    Pay the fee online and save the approval PDF/email.

  4. 4

    Check processing time and apply early enough for your departure date.

  5. 5

    Carry a printed and phone copy of the approved eVisa to the airport.

Documents checklist

  • Valid Côte d’Ivoire passport (check validity rules above)
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of accommodation in Madagascar
  • Proof of funds: Proof of sufficient funds for stay may be required.
  • Onward travel: Return or onward travel ticket commonly required.
  • Yellow fever certificate if required for your routing
  • Printed/digital copy of your approved eVisa or travel authorisation
  • Travel insurance (recommended)

Frequently asked questions

Do Côte d’Ivoire citizens need a visa for Madagascar?

Based on Tsavaro’s last verification (2026-02-05), Côte d’Ivoire travellers need eVisa for tourism to Madagascar. Cote d'Ivoire citizens can obtain an e-Visa for Madagascar; apply online via the official portal and follow the requirements for tourist visits.

How long can I stay in Madagascar on a Côte d’Ivoire passport?

Standard e-Visa allows up to 90 days for tourism; confirm the granted validity on your approval.

What documents should Côte d’Ivoire travellers carry to Madagascar?

At minimum: a valid passport, return/onward ticket, accommodation proof, and funds. Also note: Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for entry to Madagascar.

Where can I verify Madagascar entry rules officially?

Start with: Madagascar eVisa Portal — Official online visa application; Wikipedia — Visa requirements for Ivorian citizens. Requirements can change without notice.

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Important

This tool is for guidance only and may be incomplete or out of date. Always confirm with official government sources and your airline before you travel.