How to get a Burundi visa from Thailand

• The Burundian tourist visa is a visa issued to foreigners visiting Burundi for tourism and other recreational purposes.
• Thailand citizen who intends to visit Burundi for tourism, sight-seeing, visitation or vacation can apply for the Burundian tourist visa.
• A duly filled and signed tourist visa application form is required.
• A passport valid for at least 6 months after your intended date of departure from the territory of Burundi and has at least 2 blank visa pages are required.
• Two recently taken passport-sized photographs taken within the last six months and with a white background is required.
• A copy of your round trip tickets for the duration of your stay in Burundi. The ticket should show your full name and entry and exit dates.
• An international certificate of yellow fever vaccination is required.
• Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations for your entire duration of stay in Burundi is required.
• An Invitation letter from a friend or relative in Burundi. The letter should contain the contact details and residential address of the host.
• The letter should also contain the applicant's purpose of visit and duration of stay and contact information while in Burundi.
• Proof of sufficient funds to cover your entire duration of stay in Burundi.
• The Burundian tourist visa is valid for a duration of 30 days and the visa is not extendable except an urgent need for an extension occur and the applicant must submit a proof that an extension of visa is required.
• A certificate of good conduct from the right authorities in Thailand stating that the applicant does not have any criminal case in his/her home country.
• Proof of paid visa application form.

• Foreigners traveling to Burundi for business purposes can apply for the Burundian business visa.
• Thailand citizens who want to attend meetings, conferences, exhibitions or trade fairs and attend business meetings in Burundi must apply for this visa.
• A duly completed and signed Burundian business visa application form is required.
• A passport valid for at least 6 months after your intended date of departure from the territory of Burundi and has at least 2 blank visa pages are required.
• Two passport-sized photographs taken within the last six months and with a white background is required.
• A letter from the applicant’s employer in Thailand is required. The letter should be addressed to the Embassy of Burundi and must state that the employer is aware of the applicant's business trip.
• A cover letter stating the applicant’s personal details, current job position in the company and the nature of the business to be conducted in Burundi is required.
• Proof of previous business dealings between the applicant’s company and the Burundian company is needed (if any).
• If the travel expenses will be covered by the applicant's employer or the host company a letter should be submitted stating who is taking coverage of the travel expenses.
• An official letter of invitation from the host company in Burundi should be provided. The letter should be written on the company’s letterhead and signed by an authorized board member of the company.
• Proof of accommodation in Burundi.
• Proof of sufficient funds to cover the applicant’s duration of stay in Burundi.
• A certificate of yellow fever vaccination.
• Proof of paid visa application fee.
• A copy of the applicant’s flight return ticket.

Burundi is blessed with an abundance of wildlife and greenery. Its countryside boasts of myriad plant and animal species that include crocodiles, antelopes, antelopes, and hippopotamuses. Burundi is one of the smallest countries in Africa. Lake Tanganyika in Burundi is an African Great Lake.

Most food eaten by people in Burundi is boiled, stewed or roasted over a wood fire. Staple ingredients include plantains, sweet potatoes, cassava, peas, and maize. Stewed beans are traditionally eaten at least once a day, while meat mainly chicken and goat are only rarely consumed.