My trip will depart soon, but the visa is still pending. Can I still travel to Uganda with just my application identification number?
Visitors must possess a valid visa to enter Uganda. The application identification number alone is unlikely to grant you entry into the country. Attempting to travel without the approved visa may result in denial of entry, deportation, or other legal consequences.
It is crucial to prioritize completing the Uganda e-visa application process well before your departure to avoid any complications. The standard processing time for an e-visa application is within 03 business days. However, applicants are often recommended to apply for a visa at least 07 days before their trip to obtain a visa in a timely manner. For urgent visas, the Rush Visa service allows applicants to get a visa in 24 hours. Each processing time requires a specific service fee accordingly.
Generally, traveling without the proper documentation can not only disrupt your plans but also lead to legal issues. Therefore, it's essential to follow the established procedures and ensure all requirements are met before beginning your trip. Read more on our completed guide to applying for an Uganda e-Visa successfully.
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