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Niger visa for citizens of Burundi

Embassy / VFSVisa de court séjour (tourisme/affaires)

Citizens of Burundi need a visa for Niger and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre.

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Key facts

Entry routeEmbassy / VFS · Visa de court séjour (tourisme/affaires)
How to applyIn-person at an embassy or visa center
Maximum stayUp to 30 days
Visa validity90 days
EntriesSingle entry
Processing time5–10 days
Government fee$80
Passport validityAt least 6 months
BiometricsRequired
AppointmentRequired
InterviewNot required
Onward or return ticketRequired
Proof of fundsBank statement for last 3 months

How to apply

  1. 1

    Contact the Embassy of Niger

    Schedule an appointment via phone or email for visa submission.

  2. 2

    Prepare required documents

    Gather all documents listed above, including originals and copies.

  3. 3

    Attend appointment at embassy

    Submit application and documents in person; biometrics (fingerprints and photo) will be taken.

  4. 4

    Pay visa fee

    Pay the fee at the embassy (cash or money order, as instructed).

  5. 5

    Wait for processing

    Processing typically takes 5–10 working days.

  6. 6

    Collect passport

    Return to embassy to collect your passport with visa (or arrange courier if allowed).

Documents checklist

Identity

  • Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages)

    Original and copy of bio page

  • Completed visa application form

    Download from embassy website or collect in person

  • Two recent passport-size photographs (white background)

    35x45 mm

Travel

  • Round-trip flight itinerary

    Confirmed reservation

  • Hotel reservation or letter of invitation

    For the entire stay

Financial

  • Bank statements for last 3 months

    Showing sufficient funds

Employment

  • Employment letter or proof of occupation

    Stating purpose and duration of travel

Supporting

  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate

    International certificate

  • Travel health insurance

    Optional

    Recommended but not mandatory

  • Copy of previous visas (if any)

    Optional

    To show travel history

Proof of funds

Minimum balance: Equivalent of $500 for the stay

  • Bank statements
  • Pay slips
  • Sponsorship letter

Bank statements must be original and stamped by the bank.

Good to know

  • Visa is single entry only; re-entry requires a new visa.
  • Passport must have at least 6 months validity beyond intended departure from Niger.
  • Yellow fever vaccination is mandatory for entry.

Common refusal reasons

Incomplete or incorrect application form

Double-check all fields and sign the form.

Insufficient funds or unclear financial proof

Provide clear bank statements showing adequate balance.

Missing required documents (e.g., yellow fever certificate)

Use the document checklist and verify before appointment.

FAQ

Do citizens of Burundi need a visa for Niger?

Citizens of Burundi need a visa for Niger and must apply in person at an embassy or visa centre. Visa type: Visa de court séjour (tourisme/affaires).

How long can citizens of Burundi stay in Niger?

Up to 30 days.

How much does the Niger visa cost for citizens of Burundi?

Government fee: $80.

How long does Niger visa processing take?

Typically 5–10 days.

What documents do citizens of Burundi need for Niger?

Valid passport (with at least 6 months validity and 2 blank pages); Completed visa application form; Two recent passport-size photographs (white background); Round-trip flight itinerary; Hotel reservation or letter of invitation; Bank statements for last 3 months; and 4 more.

How long must my passport be valid for Niger?

At least 6 months.

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