How to get a Bhutan visa from Angola

• The tourist visa is issued to a foreigner for the purpose of sightseeing, relaxation and recreational purposes in Bhutan.
• Holders of a tourist visa can also visit family relatives or friends in Bhutan.
• Original Angola Passport with 6-month validity beyond stay in Bhutan.
• Passport should have at least 2 blank pages for visa stamp
• Correctly filled and signed visa application form.
• The processing time to get a tourist visa is within 3 business days
• Tourist visa requires a maximum stay of 90 days
• For visa extension, applicants are required to apply 1 week before the visa expires.
• Letter of invitation from the host (family, friend or tour organization) indicating the contact information and the relationship with the applicant is required.
• The letter must indicate the length of stay and intended date of return to Angola.
• Applicants are required to submit a copy of stay permit in Angola.
• Birth certificate and notarized consent note signed by both parents should be submitted by minors.
• Applicants cannot take up employment while in Bhutan.
• On no condition should applicants overstay the duration of stay in Bhutan.

• The business visa is granted to foreigners visiting Bhutan to attend business meetings, negotiate and sign contracts or other business purposes.
• Your passport must be valid for at least six months following the date of your arrival to Bhutan.
• Passport should have at least two blank pages for Bhutan visa entry stamp.
• Bhutan application form that is signed and correctly filled by the applicant.
• The signature on the visa application form and passport copy should match.
• The Bhutan business visa has a validity of 90 days.
• Applicants are to provide proof of travel insurance with an equivalent of $30,000 for the duration of stay.
• Receipt showing proof that visa application has been paid.
• Applicants are required to provide the certificate of vaccination against yellow fever.
• Letter of invitation from the inviting company/organization stating the address of the host company, duration, and purpose of applicant's visit to Bhutan company.
• The letter must also indicate who will be financially responsible for the applicant and the type of business to be conducted in Bhutan.
• Letter from applicant’s employer from the company in Angola explaining applicant’s job position held in Angola, and duration of the business leave.
• Self-employed applicants should submit a copy of business certificates and registration. A copy of income tax return should also be submitted.
• Proof of previous business transaction with the company, if available, is required.
• Travel itinerary showing entry and exit date from Bhutan.

Bhutan is a remarkably safe destination, almost completely devoid of the scams, begging and theft that affects its neighbors. There are a couple of things to look out for, though. Altitude It's unlikely you will have any problems with altitude unless you are trekking.

Bhutan is known for its natural beauty, forest conservation, gross national happiness, great culture & heritage, and bio-diversity.

Dzongkha is the dominant and official language in Bhutan and aside Dzongkha, there are three other dominant languages – Tshanglakha also known as Sharchokpa, spoken in eastern Bhutan, Lhotshamkha is also known as Nepali, spoken in the southern region and Bumthangkha, spoken in central Bhutan.