The application form for the Tanzania eVisa is a simple online questionnaire. Most Chinese citizens used to frequent international travel will find it straightforward to complete. Some of the basic information they will need to share is regarding their personal status, passport details, and travel plans. The most common questions they will answer are the following:
- Full name
- Date of birth
- Place of birth
- Nationality
- Email address
- Residence
- Passport number
- Passport issuance date
- Passport expiration date
- Proof of accommodation
- Arrival and departure dates
- Port of entry
Chinese citizens planning a family holiday with minors can take advantage of the flexibility the eVisa for Tanzania offers. Each traveler can include up to 3 minors in their eVisa request. This frees them from having to submit separate applications for each visitor.
Chinese petitioners should ensure their answers are correct and match the information published on their passports. Any mistakes or missing information could delay their evaluation process, and in some cases, lead to a rejection of their request.
Chinese applicants conclude the eVisa petition by paying the processing fee. Most international debit and credit cards are accepted, and the payment will be issued through a secure online system.