🇦🇷→🇬🇶Argentina→Equatorial Guinea

90 days3d processingonline

Online tourist visa for short-stay leisure visits to Equatorial Guinea, applied via the official e-visa portal without visiting an embassy.

Launched July 1, 2023 under Presidential Decree No. 49/2019. Operated by VFS Global as government technical partner. Processing is approximately 72 hours after payment. Fee EUR 105 (Spanish MFA re-confirmed June 2026; approximately USD 113 at current rates). Approval letter must be printed and presented on arrival. Entry via Malabo International Airport. Available to all eligible nationalities. The EG embassy in Washington DC notes the online system is completely separate and independent from embassy services.

single entry5-7d processingvalid 60d

Short-stay tourism and leisure visits to Equatorial Guinea, applied through an embassy or consulate.

Visa must be used within 60 days of issuance. Requires invitation letter from a government entity, registered business, or Equatorial Guinean citizen. Proof of at least USD 1,000 in available funds per month of stay required. Criminal record clearance (under 3 months old), vaccination booklet, flight itinerary, and accommodation proof required. Expedited processing (1-3 days) available for additional USD 50 (total USD 250). Max stay not explicitly stated on the embassy page. Cash no longer accepted as of February 7, 2025; payment by online or money order only.

90 days3d processingonline

Online business visa for short-stay commercial visits to Equatorial Guinea, covering meetings, congresses, and seminars.

One of the e-visa modalities under Presidential Decree No. 49/2019, covering commercial and professional visits. Launched July 1, 2023. Processing approximately 72 hours. Fee EUR 105 (Spanish MFA re-confirmed June 2026; approximately USD 113 at current rates). Entry via Malabo International Airport. Approval letter must be printed and presented on arrival. The Congresses/Meetings/Seminars modality is captured as its own separate entry.

single entry5-7d processingvalid 60d

Short-stay visa for business travel including meetings, negotiations, and official commercial activities in Equatorial Guinea.

Same fee and processing structure as the tourist visa. Requires an employer letter stating the purpose of travel and confirmation of expense coverage. Expedition available for additional USD 50 (total USD 250, 1-3 days). Invitation letter from a government entity or registered business in Equatorial Guinea required. Visa must be used within 60 days of issuance. Cash no longer accepted as of February 7, 2025; payment by online or money order only.

90 days3d processingonline

Online visa for attending congresses, official meetings, conferences, and seminars in Equatorial Guinea.

One of the four e-visa modalities established by Presidential Decree No. 49/2019 (the others being Tourism, Business, and Humanitarian Emergency), explicitly enumerated by the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (re-confirmed June 2026). Used for attending congresses, meetings and seminars. Fee EUR 105 for stays under 90 days (approximately USD 113). Processing approximately 72 hours after payment. Approval letter must be printed and presented on arrival via Malabo International Airport.

3d processingonline

Online visa for emergency humanitarian purposes, allowing urgent travel to Equatorial Guinea in humanitarian circumstances.

Listed as one of the e-visa categories under Decree No. 49/2019. Specific fee, validity, and max stay not disclosed on publicly accessible pages of the portal. Processing approximately 72 hours.

Visa for holders of official or diplomatic passports traveling on government business or official missions to Equatorial Guinea.

Free of charge per the Embassy of Equatorial Guinea in Washington DC consular services page (re-confirmed June 2026). Diplomatic and official passport holders from countries with bilateral visa exemption agreements (e.g. Gabon, Cameroon, Serbia, Bolivia, India, Ghana, Qatar, Burundi, Guinea-Bissau, Gambia, Mauritania, Mozambique, Belarus) may enter without any visa under those agreements. For all other diplomatic passport holders a visa is still required but issued at no charge.

multiple entryvalid 365d

Long-stay authorization for foreign nationals remaining in Equatorial Guinea longer than 90 days, including for employment or family residence.

Required for stays longer than 90 days. Issued in-country by the Ministry of National Security; typically valid for one year and lets the holder exit and re-enter Equatorial Guinea without a separate visa (UK FCDO, re-confirmed June 2026). No online portal - the application is made in person after arriving on a short-term visa, and renewals through the National Security office can be slow (Spanish MFA). Foreign workers are sponsored via an employer-filed work authorisation / temporary residence permit. No official fee published on an accessible government source.