Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you can apply for family members or colleagues, but you will need the following:

• Their passport copy and other documents
• Correct personal details and email contact for the traveller

If you notice any mistakes in your application, please contact us immediately so corrections can be made before submission.
Each application is reviewed in detail to ensure accuracy and reduce the risk of errors.
Our expert team verifies all information and identifies potential issues during the review process.

Documents required for a Togo eVisa application may vary by visa type, but common requirements include the following:

1. Valid passport copy
2. Recent passport-style photograph
3. Completed application form
4. Travel itinerary or flight booking

The passport must meet these requirements:

• Validity: At least 6 months from entry date
• Blank pages: Minimum 2 blank pages for stamps
• Condition: Good condition, no damage or tears

If your passport expires within 6 months, renew it before applying for the eVisa.

Travel insurance is not mandatory for a Togo eVisa; however, it is strongly recommended for a safer trip. It can help cover:

• Medical coverage for emergencies
• Trip cancellation protection
• Lost luggage coverage or evacuation

Processing times depend on the service level the applicant chooses:

Processing times are calculated from when we receive your complete application and payment. These durations are estimates, and in most cases, the eVisa is approved earlier than the stated period.

Apply at least a week before travel. Do not apply too early or too late.

• Online tracking: Use your reference number on our Togo eVisa Application Status check tool.
• Email updates: Automatic notifications at each stage
• SMS alerts: Text message updates (optional)
• Phone support: Call us anytime for status updates

The applicant receives the application tracking reference number immediately after payment.

• The traveller can stay in Togo for 15, 30, 60, or 90 days, depending on the eVisa option selected.
• The specific length of stay and number of entries will be shown on the approved eVisa.
• Use the eVisa within its validity period after issue and enter Togo before it expires.

Extensions are possible for most visa types through local immigration offices.

• Travellers entering Togo with an eVisa should arrive at Lomé-Tokoin International Airport (Aéroport International de Lomé-Tokoin), the country's main international airport.
• Niamtougou International Airport exists but is not typically used for regular international commercial flights; most eVisa travellers arrive via Lomé.

Upon arrival in Togo:

1. Present your passport and a printed copy of the approved eVisa at immigration
2. Answer basic questions about your travel purpose and the duration of stay
3. Ensure your passport is stamped by the immigration officer
4. Complete customs procedures, if applicable

The immigration process typically takes 10-15 minutes, depending on the queues.

• Togo eVisa costs vary by visa type, number of entries, and processing speed selected.
• Applicants can use the Togo eVisa fee tool to confirm the amount they must pay.

• The fee can be paid using:
  ✔ Visa
  ✔ MasterCard
  ✔ Other approved online payment methods displayed during checkout.
• Payments are processed securely using encryption tools.

For any information regarding fees, applicants are requested to refer to the Togo visa fee page.