Tanzania to Burkina Faso visa requirements

eVisa

Tanzania passport holders should apply online for a Burkina Faso eVisa (short-stay visa) before travel.

Last verified: 2026-02-09

At a glance

Max stay 90 days
Passport validity Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended period of stay.
Entry type eVisa
Onward ticket Proof of onward or round-trip travel arrangements.

What Tanzania travellers need to know

If you hold a Tanzania passport and plan to visit Burkina Faso for tourism, current guidance indicates you need eVisa.

Tanzania passport holders should apply online for a Burkina Faso eVisa (short-stay visa) before travel.

Typical stay guidance: Short-stay visa validity cannot exceed 90 days; the exact length of stay is based on information provided in the request.

Passport rule: Passport valid for at least 6 months beyond the intended period of stay.

Health note: Required for all arriving travelers aged 9 months and older (per CDC entry requirements).

Always confirm current rules, required documents, fees, and processing times with official Burkina Faso sources and your airline before departure.

Rules change. Cross-check the official sources listed below and your airline’s document checks before you fly from Tanzania to Burkina Faso.

Entry requirements

  • Burkina Faso’s official eVisa portal (Ministry of Security) describes the eVisa as an entry requirement; travelers should carry the approved eVisa to present at the port of entry.
  • Short-stay visas are issued for tourism/family visits and are valid for up to 90 days (single or multiple entry).

Stay

Short-stay visa validity cannot exceed 90 days; the exact length of stay is based on information provided in the request.

Health — Yellow fever

Required for all arriving travelers aged 9 months and older (per CDC entry requirements).

Always confirm current rules, required documents, fees, and processing times with official Burkina Faso sources and your airline before departure.

How to prepare (Tanzania → Burkina Faso)

  1. 1

    Apply on the official Burkina Faso 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 Tanzania passport (check validity rules above)
  • Return or onward ticket
  • Proof of accommodation in Burkina Faso
  • Proof of sufficient funds for your stay
  • Onward travel: Proof of onward or round-trip travel arrangements.
  • 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 Tanzania citizens need a visa for Burkina Faso?

Based on Tsavaro’s last verification (2026-02-09), Tanzania travellers need eVisa for tourism to Burkina Faso. Tanzania passport holders should apply online for a Burkina Faso eVisa (short-stay visa) before travel.

How long can I stay in Burkina Faso on a Tanzania passport?

Short-stay visa validity cannot exceed 90 days; the exact length of stay is based on information provided in the request.

What documents should Tanzania travellers carry to Burkina Faso?

At minimum: a valid passport, return/onward ticket, accommodation proof, and funds. Also note: Required for all arriving travelers aged 9 months and older (per CDC entry requirements).

Where can I verify Burkina Faso entry rules officially?

Start with: Burkina Faso eVisa portal (Ministry of Security) — Online visa service; Visa Burkina — Short term/stay visa (requirements + max 90 days); CDC Travelers’ Health — Burkina Faso (yellow fever entry requirement). 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.