Travel to Zimbabwe: getting a visa, insurance and living in the country

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Zimbabwe is a country located in Southern Africa. It is a country of wildlife, national parks, rafting and hunting. In Zimbabwe many animals are preserved in their habitat. Many animals that can be seen right in front of you. This is what attracts a large number of tourists to this country. This is one of those countries in Africa where hunting is allowed. Here are also some of the best golf courses on the entire continent.

You can only get to Zimbabwe spam data by plane. You can choose a direct flight or with transfers, depending on where you are coming from.

Visa to Zimbabwe
To be in this African country, you need to open a visa. You can do this at your country's consulate, or at the airport upon arrival.  

In order to apply for a visa upon arrival in the country, it is necessary to provide the following documents:

- Foreign passport (valid for at least 3 months);

- Questionnaire for immigrants in English.

In some cases, you may be asked about tickets to return home and the availability of sufficient funds for the trip. The visa is issued for one month. The cost of such a visa is 30 dollars.



To apply for a visa at the embassy, ​​you need the following documents:

- Foreign passport (valid for at least 3 months);

- Questionnaire in English;

- Confirmation of air ticket reservation.

If you are traveling with children, they do not need a separate visa. Children can be registered on their parents' passport. In addition, you still need to have 3 photographs of the child. This visa is issued in 2-3 days, and its cost is 30 dollars.

Insurance in Zimbabwe
Traveling to this country is very important to have insurance. Since there is a completely different climate, many different insects and animals, and in some regions unsanitary conditions. Therefore, it is better to protect yourself from problems and unwanted consequences. It is advisable not to skimp on insurance, because it is your health. In general, in African countries it is better not to drink tap water, and not to add ice to drinks. Here, too, you shouldn't get carried away by street food.