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Equatorial Guinea visa for Bangladeshis

UK government (FCDO) advice says visitors need a visa, which can be applied for through an online form with uploaded documents; processing takes 72 hours, and you print the e-visa letter to show on arrival, when border officials issue the visa. You can also apply in person at an embassy. Short-term visas are valid for 90 days, passport must be valid at least 6 months after arrival, and a yellow fever certificate is required. We could not open the official portal, so the exact portal address, fee and Bangladesh specifics are marked for confirmation. Last checked 6 November 2026.

Quick answer: Visa needed?: Yes (UK government advice). Bangladesh-specific rule not seen on an official Equatorial Guinea page; confirm.. Where to apply: Online form with uploaded documents, or in person at an embassy (UK advice). Official portal address not verified by us; beware of look-alike sites.. Confirm before you pay.

Official source checkedLast checked: 6 November 2026Online e-visa letter or embassy visa
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VISA NEEDED?

Yes (UK government advice). Bangladesh-specific rule not seen on an official Equatorial Guinea page; confirm.

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WHERE TO APPLY

Online form with uploaded documents, or in person at an embassy (UK advice). Official portal address not verified by us; beware of look-alike sites.

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FEE

Not confirmed from an official page. Third-party sites quote different USD amounts. Confirm with our office.

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PROCESSING TIME

72 hours for the online application (UK advice); allow extra time for your own planning.

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STAY

Short-term visas valid for 90 days (UK advice).

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PASSPORT VALIDITY

Expiry at least 6 months after arrival (UK advice).

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ON ARRIVAL

Print the e-visa letter; make sure the border officer issues the visa and stamps your passport (UK advice).

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YELLOW FEVER

Certificate required (UK advice).

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HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE

May be asked about recent travel to Ebola-affected countries (UK advice).

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FUNDS AND TICKET

Not stated on the pages we read.

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How to apply

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  • UK advice describes an online application with document upload and a 72-hour processing time. You print the e-visa letter and show it on arrival; border officials then issue the visa. Applying in person at an embassy before travel is also possible. Insist that the officer issues the visa and stamps your passport, because UK advice notes travellers were delayed or threatened with detention when this was not done properly.
  • We could not open the official portal or a mission page covering Bangladesh. Several unofficial sites charge extra fees; contact our office before paying anyone.

Total cost

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  • Government fee: not confirmed from an official page. Travel Counsellor Ltd. service charges, if any, are quoted separately in BDT by our office.

Safety

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  • The UK advice page we read did not state a warning level; check the FCDO Safety and security page before booking. Travel insurance that covers your itinerary is advised.

Where to apply: receiving authority

Equatorial Guinea e-visa portal or nearest embassy (confirm Bangladesh route)

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Address: Confirm with our office

Phone: Confirm with our office

Email: Confirm with our office

Hours: Confirm with our office

Website: www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/equatorial-guinea/entry-requirements

Link is the UK government entry page that describes the process. We could not verify the official portal address or a mission covering Bangladesh.

Offices, hours and appointment rules change. Check the official website or ask us before you go.

Document checklist

Documents change by visa type and profile. Our counsellor confirms your exact list.

Core documents (all applicants)

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  • Passport valid at least 6 months after arrival (UK advice)
  • Online application with uploaded documents as the portal lists
  • Passport scan and photo
  • Yellow fever vaccination certificate
  • Printed e-visa letter for arrival
  • Return ticket and accommodation or invitation details (genuine only)

Employed applicants (supporting)

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  • Job letter, NOC and bank statement

Business owners (supporting)

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  • Trade licence, bank statement and business invitation from a local company

Students (supporting)

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  • Institution letter and sponsor bank statement

Children (supporting)

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  • Birth certificate and parent consent letter as a precaution

Things to watch

  • Make sure the border officer issues the visa and stamps your passport.
  • No official fee was confirmed; beware of look-alike e-visa websites.
  • Travel Counsellor Ltd. is a private consultancy, not an embassy. Decisions rest with Equatorial Guinea authorities.
  • No approval is guaranteed and fees can change.

Frequently asked questions

Can I apply online?

UK advice says yes: online form, upload documents, 72-hour processing, then print the e-visa letter.

How long is the visa valid?

UK advice says short-term visas are valid for 90 days.

Is yellow fever vaccination required?

UK advice says a certificate is required.

Is approval guaranteed?

No. Equatorial Guinea authorities decide, and rules can change.