🇩🇿Algeria Visa for Mauritania Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents

Work Visa

Entry for long-term employment in Algeria under a contract with an Algerian employer.

Higher fee than tourist/business. Requires a work permit issued by Algerian authorities prior to visa application. Single or multiple entry supported.

Temporary Work Visa

Entry for contract-based or temporary employment in Algeria for a period not exceeding 90 days.

For short-term contract work of up to 90 days. Same fee category as the long-term work visa.

Family Reunion Visa (Spouse)

Entry for spouses of Algerian citizens or residents to join their family in Algeria.

Requires proof of marriage and Algerian spouse's documentation. Single or multiple entry supported.

Family Reunion Visa (Children)

Entry for minor children of Algerian citizens or residents to join their family in Algeria.

Requires proof of parentage and Algerian parent's documentation.

Cultural / Scientific / Sports Visa

Entry for foreign nationals invited to participate in cultural, scientific, social, or sporting events in Algeria.

Requires official invitation from an Algerian institution or event organizer. Covers cultural, scientific, social, and sports event participants.

Medical Visa

Entry for foreign nationals seeking medical treatment in Algeria.

Distinct official category - the Algerian Ministry of Foreign Affairs lists 'medical' and 'study' as separate visa types. Requires supporting documentation such as a hospital/clinic admission or invitation. Must apply at an Algerian embassy/consulate before travel; no e-visa. Chancery fee varies by nationality under the principle of reciprocity; the £85 shown is the UK consulate rate. Max stay 90 days per entry.

Study Visa

Entry for foreign nationals enrolled at an Algerian-approved educational establishment or holding a scholarship, to pursue studies in Algeria.

Distinct official category per the Algerian MFA (previously merged with 'medical' in this dataset). Requires a certificate of registration in a public or private educational establishment approved by the Algerian State, a scholarship certificate issued by Algerian or home-country authorities, or proof of the means to pay for studies and stay. Must apply at an Algerian embassy/consulate before travel; no e-visa. Chancery fee varies by nationality under the principle of reciprocity. General framework: validity 90/180 days, 1 year or 2 years; max stay 90 days per entry; longer study stays are continued in-country via a residence permit.

Press Visa

Entry for journalists and media professionals traveling to Algeria for professional reporting or to cover events.

Distinct official category for members of the media. Applicants must submit a letter from their employer requesting a press visa (accreditation) on their behalf; foreign-press accreditation is coordinated by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (mfa.gov.dz/services-for-foreigners/accreditation-of-journalists). Must apply at an Algerian embassy/consulate before travel; no e-visa. Chancery fee varies by nationality under the principle of reciprocity.

Visa Exemption (Diplomatic / Official Passport)

Visa-free entry for holders of diplomatic or official/service passports from eligible countries under bilateral agreements.

Diplomatic-only exemptions: Argentina, Croatia, France, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Romania. Diplomatic or service/official passport exemptions: Albania, Belarus, Benin, Brazil, Cuba, Egypt, Ethiopia, Greece, Guinea, Italy, Malaysia, Mali, Malta, Mexico, Niger, Peru, Portugal, Republic of Korea, Senegal, Slovakia, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, Tanzania, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, Vietnam. Confirmed across Oslo and Dublin embassy pages.