Planning to work in Ethiopia with an international or local NGO? The Ethiopia Non-Governmental Organizations (NGO) Work eVisa is issued to foreign nationals who have secured employment with a recognized NGO operating in Ethiopia. This eVisa allows you to legally enter the country and begin working for an NGO.
Ethiopia offers 2 types of NGO Work eVisas, depending on your travel needs:
|
Entry Type |
Validity |
Max. Stay |
Ideal For |
|
Single |
30 Days |
30 Days |
Short-term NGO work assignments or initial work in Ethiopia |
|
Multiple |
90 Days |
30 Days |
Positions requiring frequent travel to and from Ethiopia. |
You can apply for this eVisa if:
To apply, you will need the following documents:
You can review the Ethiopia eVisa document requirements for sample references and for an additional requirement for your eVisa type.
The process is fully digital and designed to help applicants complete their submission smoothly.
Fill out the Ethiopia eVisa application form with accurate personal details, passport information, and other required details.
Upload all required documents, then proceed to pay the applicable eVisa processing fee.
Submit your application for review. Once approved, you will receive your eVisa approval via email.
Applicants can choose from the 3 processing options.
5 - 8 Working Days
2 - 5 Working Days
1 - 3 Working Days
Processing times may vary depending on the accuracy and completeness of the information provided.
The Ethiopia eVisa fee depends on the selected eVisa type and processing speed. The total amount is automatically calculated based on your selections. The final payable fee is shown clearly during the online application before payment.
An Ethiopian NGO Work eVisa can be extended by visiting the Head Office of the Immigration and Citizenship Service in Addis Ababa.
No. The eVisa is strictly linked to the sponsoring NGO and cannot be transferred.
Yes, you can apply for an Ethiopia eVisa on behalf of someone else. Just make sure to provide authentic information about the person you’re applying for.
Not always. However, immigration may request proof of onward travel in some cases.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in April, 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.