Country-specific guide
One regional visa for Zambia and Zimbabwe travel
The official KAZA page says the Univisa costs US$50 and allows tourists multiple visits between Zambia and Zimbabwe.
It is valid up to 30 days in any 12-month period while the holder remains within Zambia and Zimbabwe, and it covers day trips to Botswana through Kazungula. Online applications are limited to specified entry points.
FeeUS$50
ValidityUp to 30 days in 12 months
CoverageZambia + Zimbabwe; Botswana day trips
Prepare the right evidence
KAZA route preparation
- Confirm your nationality is eligible for KAZA Univisa
- Plan entry through a supported Zambia or Zimbabwe port
- Keep the route within the official covered-country conditions
- Carry passport and regional travel evidence
Before you submit
Port-of-entry matters
- The official KAZA page lists supported airports and border controls.
- Online application availability depends on the intended entry port.
- KAZA is not a general visa for every southern African country.
Questions applicants ask
Zambia FAQs
How much does KAZA Univisa cost?
The official KAZA page and Public Notice show US$50.
How long is KAZA Univisa valid?
It is valid up to 30 days in any 12-month period while the holder remains within the covered countries.
Does it cover Botswana?
It covers day trips to Botswana through Kazungula, while the main multiple-visit coverage is Zambia and Zimbabwe.
Planning Victoria Falls across borders?
Use the KAZA route only after checking the current supported port and nationality conditions.
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