Apply Online for the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe

This content was updated in June 2023

Are you planning a trip to Southern Africa? Do you want to visit Zimbabwe and other countries from this southern region? Do you need a visa? All of this is currently possible! You can apply online with iVisa for your Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa!

At iVisa, we created a simplified form by making it shorter, faster, and easy to answer. You can forget about all the paperwork and get your Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa without stress from home.

We do all the hard work for you, and there is no need to fear rejection as our iVisa team reviews your application to ensure that it perfectly meets government standards.

Below is all the information you need about the Zimbabwe Kaza online visa and how to apply quickly and easily with iVisa.

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What is the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe?

The governments of Zimbabwe and Zambia officially launched the Kaza Univisa pilot project in 2016 to promote tourism and regional economic development in the area. “Kaza” refers to the Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA), which stretches through Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.

The Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa is a multiple-entry electronic visa with a validity period of 12 months and a permitted stay of a maximum of 30 days that allows you to visit Zimbabwe and Zambia.

That means that if you travel with this visa, you must arrive in Zimbabwe and only travel between this country and Zambia during those 30 days, and you cannot visit other countries during your stay.

However, you can visit Botswana through the Kazungula borders to make day trips.

One of this visa's many benefits is that you can use it when visiting Zimbabwe by air or land and that you only need to apply for this travel document to visit three countries!

If you’re ready to start your trip to Southern Africa, apply for your Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa now!

Who can apply for the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe?

If you are a citizen from any of these eligible countries, then you may apply for the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa:

Andorra, Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Brasil, Britain (UK), Brunei, Burundi, Canada, Cape Verde, Comoros Islands, Cook Islands, Croatia, Cuba, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, French Polynesia, French West Indies, Georgia, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Haiti, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Marshall Islands, Moldova, Monaco, Netherlands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Rwanda, Samoa, São Tomé, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, the United States of America, and Uruguay.

You can use our Visa Checker Tool to see if you need this travel document since certain countries do not require visas to enter Zimbabwe.

Which Zimbabwe Entry Ports Allow you to enter with the KAZA UniVisa?

With this eVisa, you can enter Zimbabwe by air or land; however, it can only be used at certain ports of entry:

• Harare International Airport

• Victoria Falls International Airport

• Victoria Falls border

• Kazungula border

• Kenneth Kaunda International Airport

• Harry Mwanga Nkumbula International Airport

• Victoria Falls Border

• Kazungula Border

Validity of the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe

The Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa is valid for 12 months and allows a maximum stay of 30 days.

Can You Extend the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe?

No, you cannot extend your stay with the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa, but you can buy up to 3 Kaza Univisas per year or apply for another visa that best suits your needs.

When should I apply for the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa?

The Zimbabwe Kaza visa is issued in around seven days, but sometimes it can take longer. Therefore, we recommend you apply a month in advance to avoid delays.

Remember that with iVisa, you can apply easily and quickly for the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa from the comfort of your home. Forget about going through a stressful visa application for yourself and start to enjoy planning your trip!

Requirements to get the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe

When applying for your Zimbabwe visa online, you will need to provide the following documents:

• Your valid passport. It must be valid for at least six months after you arrive in Zimbabwe.

• Applicant photo.

• Your proof of residence.

• Your residential status.

• An invitation letter from your host if needed.

• The host's proof of residence in Zimbabwe.

Do I need a KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe if I’m transiting through the country?

No, a transit visa is issued to visitors traveling to another country who will have a brief layover in Zimbabwe, provided the only reason for entering Zimbabwe is to transit. It is non-renewable.

How do I apply for the KAZA UniVisa for Zimbabwe online?

To obtain the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa online with iVisa, you just need to follow these few simple steps below:

• Step 1: You must complete the application form with your personal details, required documents, and travel information. Review all your application information carefully.

• Step 2: Once you fill it out, you can pay the fee with a credit/debit card or PayPal.

• Step 3: Receive your Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa and get ready to travel!

We will contact you if we need any more information about your application.

Once the visa is approved, you will receive it via email. You should keep an electronic and printed copy of the visa to show on arrival in Zimbabwe.

Pretty easy, right? So Apply now!

Benefits of getting your Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa with iVisa

• Application 100% Government Compliant: Our iVisa team will review each one of the answers you give on the form and adjust them to be 100% compliant with the government requirements.

• Simplified form: On the Embassy website, you will have to answer confusing and tedious questions; at iVisa, you will only have to answer a simplified form with clear questions. It will be like filling out a short survey.

• Fill out the form at your own pace: With the iVisa platform, you can fill out the form at your own pace, make changes whenever you want, and save your progress so you do not have to start from scratch, unlike the embassy website which cuts you off from their website every time you take a break.

• iVisa values your safety. We have a solid security system to protect your personal information. We recommend you go over to our reviews section and read what our past customers have said about our services. We’re sure you’ll find them to your liking.

Cost & Processing time of the Zimbabwe Kaza UniVisa

The visa costs of the iVisa application will include a government fee of and a processing fee. You will have three processing options, and this will impact how much your total cost will be. Your options are:

• Standard processing takes and costs .
• Rush processing takes and costs .
• Super Rush processing takes and costs .

COVID-19 requirements or restrictions

There are no longer COVID-19-related restrictions to travel to Zimbabwe.

What else should I keep in mind before traveling to Zimbabwe?

When you enter Zimbabwe, Zambia, or South Africa in general, you will only need a Yellow Fever Certificate if you have traveled or lived in any of the countries considered high-risk areas.

Aside from health requirements, it is important to note that although Zimbabwe's infrastructure was in good shape pre-2000, the political turmoil caused some havoc. However, the country is now bouncing back to its former glory.

Still, it is a complex country to get around, as the national airline Air Zimbabwe is not operational. For safety and ease, it is highly advisable to travel through a reputable Zimbabwean tour operator when visiting Zimbabwe.

Where can I learn more?

If you have questions about the Zimbabwe Kaza Univisa or any other travel document, you can reach out to our outstanding customer support team online or by email at [email protected]. Our experts are available 24/7 to assist you in case you run into any difficulties.

Visit the FAQs below to answer any other questions about this type of travel document.