How to get a Armenia visa from Angola

• An Armenian Tourist visa is issued to foreigners who intend to visit Armenia for tourism, visiting of family and friends, studies and business purposes.
• Visa validity is 120 days but can be extended for a maximum of 60 days.
• Applicants are charged $1 for each day of extension.
• One completed and signed application form.
• Two recent passport photographs attached to the application form.
• Original Angolan passport with a minimum of 6-month validity.
• Passport must have at least one blank page for stamp.
• Copy of confirmed round trip tickets showing entry and exit dates.
• Copy of confirmed hotel reservation serving as proof of accommodation in Armenia.
• A letter of invitation from family, friend, company, organization or educational institute in Armenia is required.
• The letter must include the purpose and duration of stay.
• Approval letter from the company in Angola should indicate that the employer is aware of leave and the applicant is of good conduct.
• It should also be stated in the letter if the host be it, family, friend or business organization will be responsible for the financial expenses of applicants.

• Signed Armenia visa application form that is correctly filled.
• Two passport photos taken against a white background is required.
• Passport with 6 months validity beyond trip completion and one blank visa page.
• One copy of flight itinerary or travel documents.
• Transit visa allows a stay of 3 days including entry and exit days and can be extended for 4 days.
• Applicants transiting through Armenia must provide travel tickets to the third country.
• Applicants must not stay in Armenia territory for more than 3 days except for emergency cases.

Most Armenians are Christians, covering about 94.8% of Armenia’s population. The Armenian Apostolic Church founded in the 1st century is one of the oldest Christian churches.

Armenia is a stable and safe country. It is tagged as a very relaxing and comfortable country for tourists.

Armenian is the official language and is spoken as a first language by the majority of its population. However, Russian is still, by far, the best known foreign language among the Armenian population.