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Burundi Visa for Indians – Your Trusted Partner for a Smooth Visa Process
If you’re an Indian citizen planning a trip to Burundi, securing a visa is your first step. At Flywell Tours and Travels, we simplify the entire Burundi visa process for Indians, ensuring a stress-free experience from start to finish.
Who Needs a Burundi Visa?
All Indian passport holders require a valid visa to enter Burundi, whether for tourism, business, or transit. Fortunately, Flywell provides comprehensive assistance to help you apply confidently and accurately.
Required Documents for Burundi Visa (Indian Applicants)
To begin your application, gather these essential documents:
- Valid Indian passport (6 months validity)
- Completed Burundi visa application form
- Recent passport-size photographs
- Flight itinerary and hotel bookings
- Financial proof (bank statements/salary slips)
- Yellow fever vaccination certificate
- Business invitation letter (if applicable)
Tip: Always double-check documentation to avoid delays.
Types of Burundi Visas Available for Indians
Depending on your purpose of visit, you can apply for:
- Tourist Visa – For leisure travel and exploration
- Business Visa – For attending meetings or commercial visits
- Transit Visa – For layovers en route to other destinations
Our team helps you choose the right visa and ensures your paperwork meets embassy requirements.
Why Choose Flywell for Your Burundi Visa?
With years of experience and a dedicated visa support team, Flywell guarantees:
- Personalized assistance
- Fast and accurate processing
- Real-time application tracking
- 100% transparency
Start Your Visa Application Today!
Avoid confusion and delays—let Flywell Tours handle your Burundi visa for Indians professionally.
Call Us: +91 9388332255
Email ID : customersupport@flywelltours.com
Location: Flywell Tours and Travels, Ravipuram, Ernakulam, Kochi, Kerala
Website: www.flywelltours.com
Burundi Visa FAQs
Yes.Indian citizens are required to obtain a visa prior to entering the Republic of Burundi.Visas may be obtained from the Embassy of Burundi in India. Based on the purpose of your visit to Burundi you may apply for a Business Visa, Tourist Visa, Visit Visa, Official Visa, Diplomatic Visa, Student/Research Visa, Transit Visa, Crew Visa& many more. Before applying for a visa please check which visa type you are eligible to apply for.
Tourist Visa:
It is a visa which is strictly issued to persons intending to enter Burundi for tourism, leisure, visit or business.
Transit Visa:
It is a visa which is strictly issued to persons intending to transit through Burundi within a period of three to four days.
The earliest date to apply for a Burundi visa is two months before the date of travel to the country.In order to allow for adequate time for visa processing, it is advisable that all visa applications are submitted ten days, prior to travelling.
This visa is valid for 30 days. Visas can be extended on request. However the final decision lies with the Immigration officials in Burundi.
Yes, the Embassy will stamp the visa in the original passport. Therefore, two blank pages are required in the passport. Your passport should also be valid for minimum six months beyond the intended stay
Visa application is normally processed within 15 working days.
To enable the authorities to process your application, you must clearly state:
- Why are you visiting burundi
- How long you intend to stay in burundi
- How will you support yourself during your time in burundi
- What is the purpose of your visit to burundi
- Type of passport you hold and for how long it is valid
- Where do you intend to travel following your visit to burundi
- If you have a permit to burundi the country you intend to travel to after your stay in Burundi
The visa will bestamped on your passport.
No. Indians travelling to Burundi must obtain a visa before their arrival in the country. Visa on arrival service is not available for Indian nationals.
One must carefully note what kind of entry is permitted. If the visa reads a single entry, its holder can only enter and leave Burundi once whereas, with multiple entries, he/she can enter or leave more than once