Madagascar visa requirements for Burundi citizens (2026)

Do Burundi citizens need a visa for Madagascar?

A visa must be issued before travel, usually via an embassy, consulate or visa center.

Burundi passport holders can currently enter 44 destinations visa-free or with a visa on arrival, and 52 more with an online ETA or e-Visa. Madagascar admits 196 of 198 passports without a full visa (visa-free, on arrival or ETA).

Documents required for the Madagascar visa

• Completed visa application form
• Passport valid 6+ months with 2 blank pages (plus old passports)
• 2 recent passport photos to the embassy’s spec
• Bank statements (often the last 3–6 months)
• Employment / leave letter or business / study proof
• Hotel bookings and a flight reservation
• Travel medical insurance where required
• Appointment confirmation and biometrics (fingerprints)

General checklist for this type of entry — not an official list. Requirements vary by purpose and personal circumstances; we confirm the exact list for your case when you apply.

Madagascar visa processing time

2–6 weeks via embassy (estimate). This is a general estimate for this type of application, not an official figure. Apply well before your travel date — embassy appointment slots can fill weeks ahead.

Madagascar visa cost

We have not verified the official government fee for Burundi citizens, so we don’t state one. The official portal shows the current fee before you pay.

With Tripsol: from $110 per traveler, all-in. Total includes government fees where applicable and our service fee.

How to apply for the Madagascar visa

1. Choose the right visa category (tourist / visitor).
2. Book an appointment at the embassy or official visa center.
3. Gather documents: forms, photos, bank statements, bookings, insurance.
4. Attend the appointment, give biometrics and pay the fee.
5. Track the application and collect your passport.

Prefer a human to check it? Apply with Tripsol, or apply yourself on the official portal (Madagascar e-Visa).

Entry tips for Madagascar

• Local currency is Malagasy ariary (MGA) — carry a card that works abroad and some cash for arrival costs.
• Buy travel medical insurance that covers your whole stay — many embassies ask for proof with the application.
• An eSIM bought before you fly means data as soon as you land — handy for showing bookings at immigration.

Madagascar at a glance

Sources & last verified

The visa requirement on this page is derived from the open passport-index dataset (updated 17 Feb 2026) and has not been individually verified by our team. Documents and steps are general guidance. Always verify with the official source before travel.