AFGHAN TOURIST REGULAR VISA

Tourist Visa

Tourist visas are granted to all foreign nationals who intend to visit Afghanistan for casual visits to meet family and friends, sight-seeing, recreation, etc. Any other activities such as business and work are not permissible on a tourist visa. Individuals wishing to work in Afghan must apply for an employment visa. Tourist visas are issued for a period of 3 months with a single entry. The period of stay in Afghanistan for a tourist visa is capped to 30 days.

The followings are required for a tourist visa application:

  • An appointment using our online visa appointment booking service
  • Applicant’s Passport with a minimum of 6 months validity
  • Visa Application, filled out correctly and legibly
  • One recent photo of the applicant 2inch by 2inch
  • Invitation letter from the person who is inviting the applicant to Afghanistan, or a reliable official or duly registered entity in Afghanistan; or a letter from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kabul to authorise the visit (if available)
  • Evidence of Employment in the UK
  • Utility bills or a bank statement as a proof of address in the UK
  • A personal statement describing the purpose of the journey, where and with whom the applicant will be residing and the residence address during the visit
  • The statement should also indicate that the applicant is aware of the risks involved in the journey and takes full responsibility of any liability arising during or as a result of the trip to Afghanistan
  1. If visiting family or friends, please write a letter of introduction stating whom you intend to visit in Afghanistan.
  2. If tourism is the purpose of your visit, please state in detail the nature of your tour and places you intend to travel in Afghanistan.

Note: Tourist visas are not extendable and non-convertible. All fees paid for the visa application are non-refundable irrespective of the outcome of the application. The validity of the visa begins from the issue date of the visa.

For visa application form, click here


Total fee: £250

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