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Entry & visa

China → Djibouti

eVisastay 90 days

Short-stay eVisa is available for stays from 15 to 90 days; transit eVisa is for 1 to 14 days.

A bare ordinary Chinese passport is not listed as visa-exempt. For short tourism or business visits, Djibouti eVisa is available; eVisa is issued only for tourism or commerce and may be used at Ambouli International Airport or other border crossings. Chinese passports endorsed for public affairs are treated separately and are not the bare ordinary-passport rule.

Based on passport-specific data. · as of 2026-06-18

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Documents & how to apply

  • Passport — Passport should be valid for at least 6 months; application details should match the passport.
  • Scan of passport bio-data page — Upload during the online application.
  • Passport-style photo — Upload during the online application.
  • Flight itinerary / ticket details — To show entry and departure arrangements.
  • Accommodation proof — Hotel booking or host accommodation arrangement.
  • Invitation letter · optional — May be needed for business visits or host-invited stays.
  • Online application form — Complete and submit through Djibouti’s official eVisa portal.

💳 23 USD (government fee) 📍 Apply online through Djibouti’s official eVisa portal.

Check passport number, name and travel dates before submission; print the approved eVisa for travel.

Requirements vary by consulate — verify with the official source. official ↗

Common questions

Can a Chinese ordinary passport holder with a valid U.S. visa enter Djibouti visa-free for a short tourist or business visit?

No visa-free waiver should be assumed from the sources found. The sourced Djibouti rules do not list ordinary Chinese passports as visa-exempt; short tourist or business visitors should obtain a Djibouti eVisa. I found no Djibouti official or Timatic-derived source granting a waiver based on holding a U.S. visa.

Does an HKSAR passport holder need an eVisa for a short visit to Djibouti?

Generally no. Hong Kong Immigration Department lists Djibouti among visa-free or visa-on-arrival destinations for HKSAR passports with a 14-day stay; the Djibouti visa-policy page also cites that Hong Kong government source for 14-day visa-free entry.

What does a U.S. ordinary passport holder need for a short tourist or business visit to Djibouti?

A U.S. ordinary passport is not in the sourced visa-exempt list; a Djibouti eVisa is available for short tourist or business visits. Wikipedia, citing Djibouti eVisa materials, states that eVisa is only for tourism or commerce and that short-stay eVisa is available for 15 to 90 days.

Verify with official sources

Visa policy changes without notice and this page is reference information that may contain errors. Before travel, verify via the official sources below or contact the destination country's embassy / consulate / immigration authority directly; final admission is at the destination government's discretion.