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How to get a Eritrea visa from Tunisia
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Tunisian passport holders travelling to Eritrea.
Visa types & fees
2 visa options for travelling to Eritrea.
Business visa
Processing time10 business days
Validity30 days
Fee (approx.)$60
Tourist visa
Processing time10 business days
Validity30 days
Fee (approx.)$40
Application requirements
Documents Tunisian applicants need to provide.
- Eritrea visa application form that is fully completed and duly signed.
- T Tunisia passport with at least six months' validity.
- The passport must have at least two blank pages for the visa stamp.
- One (2×2 inch) passport photograph with a white background is required.
- The passport photograph must not be older than six months.
- Uncompleted application or application with missing necessary documents will not be processed and the fee will not be refunded.
- Applicants must strictly follow Eritrea visa requirements or the application will be rejected.
- Applicants should not sign electronically if the application form is obtained online. The signature must be in the applicant’s handwriting before submitting it.
- Documents verifying the applicant’s current address in Tunisia, such as driver’s license, and utility bills is required.
- Receipt showing the applicant has paid the visa application fee.
- The applicant should provide a bank statement indicating proof of sufficient funds during the period of stay in Eritrea.
- Police report indicating applicant has no international criminal record.
- A valid travel document, showing entry and exit date.
- Certificate of vaccination showing applicants has not contacted any contagious disease.
- The Certificate of vaccination must be issued by the Ministry of Health in Tunisia.
- Applicants will be denied a visa if a certificate of vaccination arriving from an infected area is not submitted.
- Underage children travelling alone, important certified authorization by the parent is required.
- Health insurance for the period of stay in Eritrea, covering medical costs throughout stay.
Visa type details
Tourist visa
- Tourist visas are granted to all foreigners who intend to visit family and friends, or for sight-seeing and recreation activities Eritrea.
- Applicants with a tourist visa can also visit natural, tourist and historic sites in Eritrea.
- One completed and signed the visa application form.
- Two recent passport size photo that is taken with a white background.
- Valid Tunisian passport, for at least 6 months beyond stay in Eritrea.
- The tourist visa can be extended only once with the consent of the Eritrea Tourism Department.
- A proof of hotel reservation or accommodation is required.
- Applicants are also required to provide a copy of the flight itinerary.
- A letter of introduction stating whom you intend to visit in Eritrea for applicants visiting family or friends. The letter should also state the financial responsibility of the Applicant.
- The letter should also describe the purpose of the journey, place, with whom the applicant will be residing, and the residence address during the stay in Eritrea.
- If tourism is the purpose of the applicant’s visit, it should be stated in detail the nature of the tour and places intended to travel in Eritrea.
- Activities such as business and work are not permissible on a tourist visa.
- Applicants wishing to work in Eritrea must apply for a business visa.
Business visa
- A business visa is issued to foreigners for business purposes, investment, marketing, commercial transactions, selling and buying property in Eritrea.
- A valid passport with at least 6 months of validity remaining.
- The passport must have at least one empty page for stamp.
- One visa application form fully completed and signed.
- One passport-type photograph attached to the application form.
- Employer letter from the Sponsoring government or organization in Eritrea stating the purpose and duration of the trip is required.
- The name and contact information of the company in Eritrea should be clearly stated in the letter.
- The letter must be issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or Chambers of Commerce in Eritrea.
- Applicants applying for a business visa should be below the age of retirement (65) and must provide their educational documents along with the visa application.
- Onward/return ticket or confirmed itinerary should also be provided.
Where to apply
Eritrea embassy & visa application centers in Tunisia.
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AddressEritrea does not have an Embassy in Tunisia but applicants are advised to apply at the Embassy in Tunisia neighboring countries.
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Frequently asked questions
How safe is Eritrea to travel to
Eritrea is a safe country for travelers, certainly one of the safest in Africa, but you should take the usual precautions, and keep up with government travel advisories. When travelling throughout the country be aware of conditions on winding rural roads, and try to avoid driving at night.
What is the main religion in Eritrea
There are two major religions in Eritrea, Christianity and Islam. However, the United States Department of State (USDoS) estimated that 50% of Eritrea population is Christian and around 48% is Muslim.
What is the official language of Eritrea
The official languages of Eritrea are Arabic, English, and Tigrinya. Modern Standard Arabic is considered the main educational language of Eritrea and is taught in schools throughout the country. English was only introduced to the country during the 1940s but has since become the main business and work language. Tigrinya is an Afro-Asiatic language that is spoken mainly in Eritrea as well as Northern Ethiopia. This dialect originated in the area known as the Horn of Africa.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Eritrea visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.