Djibouti is a country of striking landscapes that includes the arid charm of the Grand Bara desert, the beautiful Red Sea coastline and surreal views of Lake Abbé. This nation offers a blend of cultures reflecting African, Middle Eastern and European influences. Djibouti attracts travelers who seek a unique and thrilling experience, including many UAE residents and citizens. Travelling to Djibouti from the UAE is quite simple, and we’ve compiled this comprehensive list of visa-related information to make the journey smooth.

Djibouti has two types of tourist e-visas depending on the period of validity, along with a few other visa types:

• The validity period of this type of visa is up to 14 days, allowing a single entry within this duration. The permissible stay is up to 3 days.

• The validity period of this visa is up to 90 days, allowing a single entry during this period. The permissible stay is up to 90 days.

• The validity period of this visa and duration of permissible stay varies, allowing a single entry or multiple entries during the stipulated period.

• The validity period of this visa is up to 30 days, allowing a single entry or multiple entries during this period. The permissible stay is up to 30 days.

• Passport valid for six months
• Visa valid for the entire duration of stay
• Travel medical insurance
• Proof of accommodation
• Return or onward travel tickets
• Letter of invitation from an individual or company (host)

An e-visa to Djibouti is usually processed in 3 business days if all the documents are in order.

• Visit the Djibouti e-visa portal. Click here.
• Click on ‘I wish to make a new request.’
• Fill out the form with the necessary details and supporting documents.
• Submit your application and pay the visa fees.
• Once your application has been approved, you will receive an email with your e-visa.

• Djibouti has many military bases. Photography is strictly prohibited in and around these locations, so be careful not to take pictures outside tourist attractions and civilian areas. It is best to refrain from using drone cameras anywhere, as the authorities may confiscate them.
• The best time to visit Djibouti is between November and March when the weather is pleasant. Venturing out in the summer, from April to October, could be difficult due to the soaring temperatures and regular dust storms.

Note: Information on this page is provided by a third-party source and updated to the best of flydubai's knowledge. Due to the rapidly changing nature of regulations, flydubai cannot guarantee its accuracy and can accept no liability for any inaccuracies or omissions.