How to get a Burundi visa from Seychelles

• Seychelles who intend to travel to Burundi for vacation, tourism, sightseeing, or other leisure activities are eligible to apply for the To Burundian tourist visa.
• Physical passport with 6 months validity beyond trip completion and one blank visa page
• The tourist visa also allows foreign nationals to visit friends or relatives residing in Burundi.
• You are required to provide a copy of your return flight ticket.
• You should also provide proof that you can cater to all your financial needs while in Burundi by submitting recent copies of your bank account statements.
• You are also advised to get vaccinations yellow fever.
• Company business letter - Generate one now and print on your company letterhead.
• One copy of flight itinerary.
  

• This visa allows Seychelles to visit Burundi for leisure and tourism purposes.
• A valid Burundi visa and a passport with at least six months' validity is required of a Seychelles citizen.
• Seychelles visiting their families and friends in Burundi are eligible for this type of visa.
• Letter of Consent.
• Overstaying your tourist visa may lead to deportation.
• During the visa processing, you are required to submit your online application at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Website.
• If applying through a travel agency, you are expected to present a letter stating you have been granted the agency the right to apply on your behalf.
• Bank statements of last three months are to be provided.
• Travelers are required to provide proof of sufficient funds. The proof must be in a form of a copy of a statement from the bank, showing evidence of financial capability or funds covering the period of stay in Burundi, which translates to sixty USD daily.
• Copies of your flight tickets are necessary.
• Birth Certificate.
• Parent's proof of Status.
• Your passports have to be valid for at least six months from the day of entry.
• The process of a tourist visa takes about 15 days.

The religions of Burundi are Christian 67% (Roman Catholic 62%, Protestant 5%), indigenous beliefs 32%, Muslim 1%. Although the Burundi constitution guarantees religious freedom.