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Covid-19 Testing

As the situation remains very fluid, the relevant Government and/or Health Authorities may change protocols, at any given time, or in particular to any given passenger or case.

Flying to Zanzibar:

All passengers travelling from South Africa to Zanzibar, irrespective of airline must be in possession of a negative PCR test not older than 72 hours prior to travel. All passengers will be required to complete Port Health Exit Screening Questionnaire digitally at least 2 days prior to travel ( https://sa-covid-19-travel.info/exitq/create ) as well as Zanzibar’s Traveller’s Surveillance Form for the flight out of South Africa to Zanzibar, and will be subject to temperature and advanced screening at both airports.

Flying back to South Africa:

All passengers flying back into oR Tambo from Zanzibar will be required to produce a negative PCR test in order to board the flight.

Additionally, all passengers will be required to complete Zanzibar’s Surveillance Form for exit.

South Africa’s Passenger Health Questionnaire for re-entry, which is available digitally ( https://sa-covid-19-travel.info/entryq/create ), must be completed no later than 2 days prior to travel.

We can assist with the PCR test in Zanzibar: The cost is R1650 per person, including the PCR test fee and the medical representative (prepayable prior to your departure). At the time of booking we will require passport copies and a valid email address to input into the PCR registration portal. Our associate office in Zanzibar will collect you from your resort and escort you to a testing facility in Stone Town and will return your test certificate to you prior to your return flight to South Africa. This paperwork, indicating a negative test result, must be presented to Port Authority on arrival in South Africa. Please note that authorities in Zanzibar do not work on weekends or public holidays and kit availability is limited so should you not be able to test in Zanzibar for reasons beyond our control your prepayment will be refunded on our first working day.

All costs associated to quarantining in Zanzibar (in the event of a positive Covid test result) shall be for the passengers’ account.

Children under the age of 5 are exempt from PCR testing.

We recommend pre-printing and completing the Zanzibar Surveillance Form as well as South African Passenger Health Questionnaire. Own sanitiser may be travelled with, up to 100ml per person, in a container that does not exceed this limitation requirement.

Masks are to be worn at all times when at both airports and in flight. It is suggested that you pack multiple masks for use, as even though masks are not considered mandatory for Zanzibar excursions, it is encouraged.

Please note that it remains the relevant country’s health authority’s prerogative to change quarantine and/or COVID protocols, at any given time. Please note that many airlines offer little, to no, onboard food service so we recommend that you take any snacks or refreshments for the duration of your flight journey with you.

ENTRY REQUIREMENTS

All travellers whether foreign nationals, Tanzanian citizens or Residents, MUST enter Tanzania through designated (formal) Entry Points. Upon arrival, the traveller will be responsible for:

• Appearing in person in front of an Immigration Officer with a completed and signed arrival declaration card, and
• Producing their passport or other acceptable document to an Immigration Officer; and
• In the case of foreign nationals; they may be required:
• To show their Visa or apply for Visa on arrival;
• To show Residence Permit/Pass If they are bonafide Residents in Tanzania;
• Return ticket or evidence of onward travel arrangement; and
• Evidence of funds for maintenance (upkeep budget

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Apart from the above immigration formalities, a traveller is supposed to observe health guidelines as provided by Ministry of Health in Tanzania from time to time.  Currently there are special conditions imposed for yellow fever and Covid-19. Prospective visitors are advised to read respective guidelines from the Ministry of Health.

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Zanzibar Entry Requirements

ZURI ZANZIBAR IS OPEN FOR ALL TRAVELLERS WANTING TO EXPERIENCE SOMETHING OFF THE BEATEN AFRICAN PATH. JOIN US ON THIS JOURNEY WITHIN A SAFE AND PEACEFUL ENVIRONMENT.

As of February 2023 travellers no longer need negative COVID-19 Certificate or vaccination to enter Zanzibar (full document  HERE ) .  Please, contact us for individual tailor-made arrangements.

BEFORE ARRIVAL

Save your time and keep your distance with our online check-in

For a smooth arrival to Tanzania we recommend to bring the filled in and printed Visa application and Arrival declaration form . Please, download  HERE

A single three-month entry tourist visa  can be applied upon arrival at USD 50 per person or  online

Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months after the end of your stay

Make sure not to bring any plastic carrier bags in your luggage or on board the aircraft

All travellers  are required to have valid travel insurance for the whole period of their stay

Be familiar with the recommended vaccinations , details  H ERE

Keep in mind the check in time at 14:00 and check out time at 11:00. We highly recommend to book a full night in case of early or late flight. Late check out is at extra charge and may be confirmed at Reception the day before departure.

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Tanzania Public Health Surveillance Form

Apply the health form for Tanzania online by clicking on the link below

Tanzania Health Form

The Tanzanian authorities introduced a short health declaration for all incoming travelers to Tanzania during the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. The form is mandatory to be completed before arriving in Tanzania and is available entirely online.

Completing the Tanzanian Public Health Surveillance Form takes only a couple of minutes and can be done using any Internet-accessed electronic device.

Many countries worldwide introduced health declarations as an additional safety measure to tackle the coronavirus pandemic and control the spread of new cases. The health declaration then ensures the safety of both incoming visitors and Tanzanian citizens. Since travelers are required to provide some essential personal, travel, and health details, the Tanzanian officials are able to immediately contact a traveler who may have been infected or contacted an infected person.

Every applicant who successfully submits the Tanzanian Health Form will receive its confirmation to the email address provided when filling out the online form.

Who must complete the Tanzania Health Form?

The Tanzania Health Surveillance Form is mandatory for everyone arriving in Tanzania. Regardless of age, nationality, and vaccination status, every person needs to complete the health form before the planned trip.

Children traveling to Tanzania should complete a separate health form for Tanzania. Nevertheless, their legal guardians or parents need to make the application on their behalf. They also must ensure that all the data of their underage travel companion is correct and up-to-date.

When should you submit the Tanzania Health Form application?

You must submit your Tanzania Health Surveillance Form application within 24 hours before the planned arrival. It is extremely important not to complete the declaration earlier since all the data provided must be up-to-date. Filling out the online declaration before this specific time frame may result in some problematic issues upon crossing the Tanzanian borders or even denying entry.

The Tanzanian authorities introduced the requirement of a specific time to complete the form to ensure the safety of all incoming people and Tanzanian nationals.

Get your Tanzania Health Form online

Information required in the tanzania health form.

Before going to the application form, prepare some essential details, including:

• basic personal data: name, surname, age, nationality, home country, gender
• travel details: seat no., flight/vessel no., arrival date, entry point, travel purpose, length of stay, address where you plan to stay in Tanzania
• travel history: list of countries visited within the last 14 days (if applicable)
• health-related details: check-off list of symptoms

Additionally, prepare your passport and make sure it will remain valid for your entire trip and stay in Tanzania. Some of the passport details will also be required to provide in the online form.

The Tanzania Health Surveillance Form - Application Instruction

To successfully complete the Tanzania Health Surveillance Form, every applicant should follow these simple steps:

• First of all, prepare the above-listed details and go to the online application form.
• Next, provide all the necessary details in the online declaration.
• Double-check the entered information.
• Pay the processing fee by choosing one of the available methods of online payment.
• Check whether the confirmation email has already been delivered to your inbox.

The confirmation will be sent as a PDF file. All travelers will need to print it out and carry it for the trip to Tanzania. Make sure you have the copy with you! The border officials may ask you to show the confirmation during the border control.

Other requirements to enter Tanzania during Covid-19

Apart from the necessity to complete the Tanzania Health Surveillance Form, all travelers to Tanzania need to submit a negative report of the Covid-19 test taken within 96 hours before the scheduled departure. The Tanzanian authorities recognize both RT-PCR and NAATs.

Travelers who arrive from high-risk countries, where an increased number of coronavirus cases have been reported, must additionally be tested upon arrival at their own cost. If tested positive for Covid-19, they are subject to a 14-day quarantine that may be ended only upon receiving the negative test result.

If you plan to visit also Zanzibar, you should know that Zanzibar requires a separate health declaration dedicated only to the island.

Before traveling to Tanzania, please check the recent entry protocol to avoid any issues during your entire trip and stay.

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Last updated: February 2023

Tanzania has opened up and relaxed COVID-19 regulations for tourists. Visitors no longer need a Health Surveillance form for mainland Tanzania. However, those planning to go to Zanzibar will still need to fill out the Tanzania Health Surveillance form.

The Health Surveillance Form will no longer be used by Tanzania as they reduce COVID-19 travel restrictions. However, the Revolutionary Government of Zanzibar revealed that it will continue to reinforce the implementation of COVID-19 mitigation measures to ensure the safety of everyone on the island.

With this in mind, registering to the health surveillance platform and filling out the form will remain mandatory for all visitors coming to the island. Here is everything you need to know about the Tanzanian health surveillance form and how to apply with iVisa .

What is the Tanzania Health Surveillance Form?

The Tanzania Traveler Health Surveillance is a screening document to monitor the health of travelers entering Zanzibar only. The form is part of Tanzania’s and Zanzibar’s health surveillance systems implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic. While you don’t need this form anymore to visit mainland Tanzania, it is still mandatory to submit it if you’re planning to go to Zanzibar.

Please note that it does not replace a visa. If your nationality requires a visa to enter Tanzania and Zanzibar, you will be required to present both the visa and the form upon arrival.

Who requires a Health Surveillance Form to enter Zanzibar?

All travelers, including tourists, children, returning residents, and crew members entering Zanzibar , both by air or sea, must fill out the Public Health Surveillance Form online. The form must be filled out by each member of a travel group.

How long is the Zanzibar Health Form valid for?

The form must be completed online at least 24 hours before your arrival to Zanzibar and is valid for a single entry and a stay of 30 days.

Requirements and documents needed for the Zanzibar Health Form

Although there are no document requirements for the Traveler's Surveillance Form, we will need you to provide the following information:

Your passport information , such as your passport number and expiry date.

Details of your trip including flight/boat times and dates.

Do I need a Health Surveillance Form if I’m transiting through Zanzibar?

Yes, all passengers transiting through Zanzibar are required to fill out a Tanzania Health Surveillance Form.

Documents and information required for the Tanzania Health Form

Filling out the Tanzania health surveillance document can be tedious and time-consuming. However, iVisa has simplified the application process into three simple steps:

Step 1: Click the apply now button and fill out the visa application form.

Step 2: Double-check your information and select the processing time you need.

Step 3: Pay for the iVisa service fee . You can use a debit or credit card.

The government of Zanzibar and Tanzania does not charge for the form. The iVisa costs are service fees and depend on how quickly you require the form to be processed. Here are your options:

Standard Processing: An affordable option that takes 24 hours to process, for a fee of USD $90.99

Rush Processing: Takes just 4 hours to process, for a fee of USD $167.99

Super Rush Processing: Perfect for those in a hurry, this option takes only 30 minutes to process, for USD $283.99

After approval, we will forward the completed Tanzania Traveler Health Surveillance with the Unique Health Code (UHC) to your email. It is recommended to print it out and hand-sign it . Please present it to immigration officers on arrival in Tanzania whenever requested.

Do minors need to fill out their own Health Form to visit Zanzibar?

Minors and children are also required to present a Tanzania Health Form of their own . The guardian or parent traveling with the minor is required to fill out the form on their behalf.

COVID-19 regulations and restrictions for Tanzania and Zanzibar

• There are no longer COVID-19 test requirements.

Other documents you may require to enter Zanzibar

There are three possible visas that you can apply for to enter Tanzania and Zanzibar depending on your intentions to enter the country. They are:

Tanzania Tourist eVisa : The Tanzania e-visa allows citizens from eligible countries to travel to Tanzania and Zanzibar for tourism and leisure purposes, such as visiting family or friends.

Tanzania Transit Visa : A transit visa allows you to cross the country from one point of entry to another destination, i.e. enter Tanzania and simply pass through without exploring the country.

Tanzania Volunteer eVisa : In order to obtain a Tanzania Volunteer e-Visa, applicants must have a volunteering contract between them and the organization they will be volunteering for to prove their intent to volunteer. You may also need an invitation letter that confirms the purpose of the trip.

What else should I keep in mind before traveling to Tanzania/Zanzibar?

We recommend that all travelers to the island check updated information regarding COVID-19 protocols currently in place via government or airline sites, as these tend to change quickly.

Once you’ve checked the travel restrictions, got your visa sorted, and packed your bags, remember to apply for your Tanzania Health Surveillance form 24 hours before your flight.

Where can I learn more?

If you have more questions or need assistance with your travel documents for Tanzania or Zanzibar, contact our customer support team at any time via online chat or via email at [email protected] .

Required Documents to Apply

Important instructions.

All travelers entering Tanzania through Zanzibar, regardless of their nationality, age or any other consideration, must carry their Tanzania Traveler Health Surveillance, completed online the 24 hours before arrival.

Children traveling with a guardian/parent, will also need to complete their own form.

It DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter the country. Keep in mind some nationalities will require a paper visa. If that is your case, we suggest you contact your local embassy.

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I couldn’t complete the tanzania health surveillance form due to an error. what now.

Contact us via online chat or at [email protected] if you are experiencing internet problems, payment errors, or other issues.

Check with our expert customer service team if you are able to continue your existing application or if you need to start over. They are available 24/7 to guide you through the process.

What can I do if my application for the Tanzania Health Surveillance form has been canceled or rejected?

All information submitted during the application will be reviewed by an iVisa expert. The iVisa processing fees may be refunded if the government rejects or cancels your application. However, it is not possible to refund government fees.

If you need to, you can simply reapply through iVisa, depending on why your application got canceled.

I made a mistake on the Tanzania Health Surveillance form. Can I change it?

Please contact our customer service team immediately if you notice a mistake on your application form, either via online chat or at [email protected] .

We cannot guarantee that we will be able to edit the application. The answer depends on a few things, such as:

If you have already uploaded any documents and paid the processing fee of the form.

If the form has already been reviewed and processed by an iVisa expert.

If the Tanzania government allows editing existing applications.

I have not received a confirmation email of the approved Tanzania Health Surveillance form. What now?

Your email address may be wrong, or the email may have gone to your SPAM folder.

You can also access your approved travel documents in your iVisa account, which is automatically created during the application process. Just log in here for the first time, create a password, and check your iVisa dashboard.

If you still cannot find the confirmation email, please send us a message with your full name, the travel document you applied for, and your birthdate.

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