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No. Your Bhutan eVisa application is entirely online, and all of your information will be captured by our streamlined platform.

Yes. If you're traveling to Bhutan, you should be aware of the country’s Sustainable Development Fee (SDF), which requires you to pay a fixed amount for every day you stay there. Currently, the fee is US$100 per day per adult and US$50 per day per child aged 6-1

Yes, children require a Bhutan eVisa just as adults do. The application process is the same for minors, and they must have a visa to enter Bhutan regardless of their age. When applying for a visa for a minor, legal guardians need to provide additional documents: a copy of the minor’s birth certificate. Copies of the passports of the child's parents or legal guardians. a consent letter signed by both parents or legal guardians authorizing the child's travel to Bhutan.

When you arrive in Bhutan with an eVisa, you present your passport and a visa clearance letter to immigration officials, who will then stamp the visa in your passport. The eVisa you received is an initial authority to enter, and the physical stamp is what you receive upon arrival at the point of entry.

No. The Bhutan eVisa is only valid for tourism. You are not allowed to do any work while in the country, including remote of voluntary work.

While a return ticket is not required, you must show that you intend to leave Bhutan before your visa expires. Typically, this would be a return or onward ticket.

While not required by law, travelers to Bhutan should consider several vaccinations and health precautions. These include routine vaccinations like diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, and those recommended explicitly for Bhutan, such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and potentially Japanese encephalitis of Rabies. You must present a yellow fever certificate when traveling from a country where the disease is endemic.

Yes, you may extend the eVisa while in the country and before your current eVisa expires. you'll need to visit the Department of Immigration in Thimphu and pay the required Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) for the additional days and any extension fees. It is advisable to apply early, as the processing can take up to five days

Incomplete application of missing documents Poor quality photo of passport scan Providing incorrect travel details Applying too close to the travel date without processing time By using our application platform, you can rest assured that all of the relevant information will be captured correctly. Our passport photo processing technology means your photo is captured precisely how the Bhutan government requires it. Our team of dedicated processing agents is on hand to find any mistakes that might creep in and rectify them before they cause a major delay.