Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao

Anyone considering visiting Malawi for business or pleasure should save time and apply for a Malawi e-Visa online. Then you can go on with your planning and worry-free about your travel documents.

Malawi e-Visa is an official electronic visa for citizens of Macao who are traveling to Malawi. This e-Visa is a legal document that allows its holder to travel and stay in Malawi for 90 days Per Entry with multiple entries.

In this article, we'll explain to you how to apply for a Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Malawi e-Visa, and how does it work?

You can visit legally if you have the Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao. The e-Visa is linked to your personal passport through an electronic connection.

When does my e-Visa expire?

After a Malawi passport is granted, it will be valid for 90 days after issued.

What are the processing speeds?

• Standard Processing typically takes about 10 days to approve your application.
• Rush Processing takes around 9 days to approve your visa application.
• Super Rush Processing typically takes about 7 days to approve the online application form for travel documents.

How much does it cost to get my e-visa for Malawi?

For the Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao online application, your processing speed choice determines the final cost:

• With Standard Processing Time and your visa cost, the total will be USD $109.99.
• With Rush Processing Time and your visa cost, the total will be USD $147.99.
• With Super Rush Processing Time and your visa cost, the total will be USD $200.99.

Do I need to print out my visa for the trip?

E-Visas are linked to your passport digitally via a computer chip in your passport, allowing you to use it as an ID card.

The email address you provided when you created your e-Visa account will be the one to which it is sent.

This digital version may be used as a genuine document to enter Malawi.

What is the maximum number of entries allowed by a Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao?

The Malawi e-Visa for Citizens of Macao is a Multiple Entry visa.

A Multiple Entry visa allows you to visit Malawi once. After that, you'll need another visa if you leave the country.

What is the longest I may stay in Malawi with a visa?

A visa is permission to remain in the country for a certain amount of time. All visas have an expiration date to keep people from attempting to stay in the country indefinitely. Therefore, be careful that you plan your holiday accordingly so that you depart before your last day.

The maximum stay on this visa is 90 days Per Entry.

What information should I have available to apply for a visa over the internet?

• Passport Personal Information Scan. Make sure your passport has at least 6 months of validity remaining from the day you plan to arrive in Malawi. You must submit a scan of the personal details page of your passport with your application.
• Do you live or have you recently been to a country where yellow fever is a significant concern? To enter Malawi, you'll need a yellow fever vaccination certificate.
• A confirmation number or a letter from a friend or family member proving that you have somewhere to stay in the country is sufficient evidence of accommodation.
• Please submit a passport photo when applying for your visa.

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The country of Malawi has a population of about 18.5 million people. It is landlocked and has borders with Zambia, Tanzania, and Mozambique. Malawi's president is Peter Mutharika. He was elected on May 20, 2014, after the death of his brother Arthur Mutharika who had been president since 2012. The economy in the country relies heavily on agriculture, tobacco production and exports.