The Benin 30-Day Multiple Entry eVisa lets you enter Benin multiple times for tourism, business, or other approved purposes within a 30-day validity period.
This guide covers eligibility, permitted travel purposes, required documents, and the application process.
Apply for Benin 30-day Multiple Entry eVisa
Eligibility
Most foreign nationals need an eVisa to visit Benin. You can apply if you hold a valid passport from one of the eligible countries for the Benin eVisa.
Permitted Travel Purposes
This eVisa supports the following travel purposes:
- Airport Transit
- Business
- Conferences
- Culture
- Family
- Forum
- Health
- Meeting
- Mortal Remains
- Official Mission
- Official Visit
- Repatriation
- Seminar
- Sport
- Stage
- Studies
- Summer Camp
- Summit
- Tourism
- Transit
- Visit
- Without Reason
- Workshop
Document Requirements
You need to submit one document:
Passport Bio-Data Page Scan
Your scan must:
- Clearly show all details, including your photograph
- Be high-resolution and in colour
- Be legible (do not upload a screenshot)
Application Process
- Initiate the Application: Begin your application and complete the registration steps.
- Provide Your Details: Enter your travel and passport information. Select the 30-Day Multiple Entry eVisa type.
- Upload and Submit: Check all details for accuracy, add your passport scan and submit your application.
- Pay the Visa Fee: Pay the visa fee securely online using the available payment method.
- Receive Your eVisa: Your approved Benin eVisa will be sent to your registered email address.
Visa Fee
Use the Benin eVisa fee calculator to check the applicable fee. The fee varies based on nationality and the processing option you select.
Available processing options include Standard, Rush, and Super Rush.
Standard follows a regular timeline, while the Rush and Super Rush offerexpedited processing.
Validity and Stay Duration
The Benin 30-Day Multiple Entry eVisa is valid for 30 days. During this period, you may enter and exit Benin multiple times. The total permitted stay is 30 days.
Extension
Contact Benin's immigration authorities before your eVisa expires. They will confirm whether an extension is possible and outline the steps to follow.
About Benin
- Vodun Heritage: Benin holds a central place in the history of Vodun. The Temple of the Sacred Python in Ouidah and other key sites offer direct access to traditional rituals and religious practice.
- Kingdom of Dahomey: The Royal Palaces of Abomey document the history of the Kingdom of Dahomey (1600s–1894). The palaces are recognised for their detailed clay bas-reliefs.
- Arts and Culture: Traditional dance, beadwork, and colourful textiles reflect Benin's cultural depth. Local hospitality is a consistent feature of visits across the country.
- Wildlife: Pendjari National Park and W National Park are home to lions, elephants, buffaloes, and cheetahs.
- Beaches: Grand Popo and Obama Beach offer seaside settings along Benin's Atlantic coastline.
Content Disclaimer: The information on this page was last updated in May 2026. Please confirm the latest travel requirements with the appropriate authorities before departure.