6–12 · 24 · 36 months

Uganda Multiple Entry Visa

Unlimited entries into Uganda across a 6, 12, 24 or 36-month window — for frequent travellers who can document their visit history.

Gov Fee (from)US$100
Processing5 working days
Validity180–730 days
Stay Per EntryUp to 90 days

Quick answer: The Uganda Multiple Entry Visa allows unlimited entries for 6–12 months (US$100 government fee), 24 months (US$150) or 36 months (US$200) — with stays up to 90 days per entry. The expert-checking service fee is US$62, processing takes about 5 working days, and applicants must document previous visits to Uganda within the last year.

This is the product for routine visitors: business executives running multiple meetings, people with family across the border, and repeat tourists. Because proof of travel history anchors the file, a multiple-entry visa is rarely right for first-time visitors — start with a single-entry visa and build the record. Immigration also leans toward a work permit when someone travels in and out of Uganda regularly for employment — the multiple-entry visitor visa never permits work.

Regional travellers should compare it with the East Africa Visa — cheaper at US$108, but limited to one continuous trip through Uganda, Kenya and Rwanda, whereas the multiple-entry visa keeps working across every trip for the full window.

Uganda Multiple Entry Visa Cost

Validity Window Government Fee With Service Fee (US$62)
6 to 12 monthsUS$100US$162
24 monthsUS$150US$212
36 monthsUS$200US$262

Visa fees are non-refundable and there are no visas issued on arrival in Uganda.

Multiple Entry Visa Requirements

Regardless of the selected travel purpose, multiple-entry applicants submit:

1. Passport biopage scan

Valid for at least 6 months from arrival, all text clearly visible.

2. Recent digital photo

Plain white background, full face visible.

3. Cover letter

Stating the reasons for multiple entries to Uganda.

4. Police clearance certificate

Valid, issued by Interpol or your home country.

5. Recommendation letter

From referee one — a resident of Uganda.

6. Proof of previous travel

Evidence of your previous entries and exits into Uganda within the last 1 year.

Yellow fever update (2 October 2026): a yellow fever vaccination certificate is no longer mandatory for entry into Uganda and is not requested on the application portal. WHO still recommends vaccination for travelers visiting risk areas.

How to Apply

The application is submitted completely online:

  1. 1

    Select the multiple-entry option

    Choose the multiple-entry category in the visa form, then fill out the form with your passport, travel and general details — expert review flags mistakes early.

  2. 2

    Upload documents

    Attach the biopage scan, photo, cover letter, police clearance, referee letter and travel-history proof.

  3. 3

    Pay the fee

    Government fee by validity tier plus the service fee — by credit/debit card or accepted payment methods.

  4. 4

    Receive the approved visa

    Usually within 5 working days — the approved permit is delivered to your registered email ID. Print it for immigration on arrival.

Uganda Multiple Entry Visa FAQs

How much does a Uganda Multiple Entry Visa cost?

The government fee is US$100 for a multiple-entry visa granted for 6 to 12 months, US$150 for 24 months and US$200 for 36 months. Applying with expert checking adds a US$62 service fee, so a checked 6–12-month application totals US$162. Visa fees are non-refundable and there are no visas issued on arrival in Uganda.

What are the requirements for a Uganda Multiple Entry Visa?

A clear passport biopage scan and a recent digital photo, plus a cover letter stating the reasons for multiple entries, a valid police clearance certificate issued from your home country, a recommendation letter from referee one (resident of Uganda), and proof of your previous entries and exits into Uganda within the last 1 year.

Who is eligible for a Uganda Multiple Entry Visa?

The visa targets frequent travelers — you must document previous visits to Uganda within the last year. First-time applicants are typically capped at the 6-month tier, and immigration prefers a work permit over a visitor visa for people travelling in and out of Uganda regularly for work.

How long can I stay on a Uganda Multiple Entry Visa?

Stays run up to 90 days per entry, and the visa remains valid for the full selected window — 180, 365 or 730 days — across unlimited entries. It prohibits employment in every configuration.

How do I apply for a Uganda Multiple Entry Visa?

Completely online: select the multiple-entry option in the visa form, fill in your passport and travel details, upload the required documents, pay the government fee plus service fee by card or accepted methods, and receive the approved visa by email — usually within 5 working days.

Content Disclaimer: This information was last updated in October 2026. Verify the up to date information with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines before travelling.