Chad visa requirements for Ivorians

For Citizens of

Travelling to

Chadian Visa is not required for Ivorians

Citizens of Ivory Coast looking to visit Chad for up to 90 days are allowed to do so without a visa.
A valid passport, however, is required for entry.
Passports are expected to be valid for at least six months from the time of arrival.
Passports are expected to carry blank pages for stamps.
Visitors are expected to carry onward/return tickets or other documents pertinent to their next destination.
Visitors are required to hold proof of yellow fever vaccination.
On arrival, visitors are required to obtain a special permit issued by the Minister of Interior, necessary for all destinations in Chad. This permit might take a while to process.
At this time, there are no direct flights from Abidjan to N’Djamena, Chad and so intending visitors are expected to make ready their transit visas for stopovers.
Intending visitors are required to pay an airport tax of XAF 5,000 upon departure on an international flight. Students and Diplomatists are exempt from this tax.

Chad is not a completely safe place to visit at this time due to high levels of armed robbery, terrorism, carjacking, and other violent crimes.

Chad has a mostly hot and tropical climate, with rainy and dry seasons.

The ideal Chadian cuisine is made up of grains, vegetables, meat, fruits, staples, etc.

Getting around Chad is possible with public minibuses, car rentals and taxis.

The currency used in Chad is the Central African CFA franc.