Visa Requirements for Entering Cape Verde

Travelers need travel authorization to visit Cape Verde for Business or Tourism. The Electronic Travel Authorization EASE for Cape Verde is required for visa-exempt visitors entering Cape Verde. It is an online application. If approved, you'll receive your eTA confirmation electronically. When you arrive in Cape Verde, the border crossing will ask for your passport and check their electronic records to ensure you have the proper visa. Note: Your eTA is electronically linked to your passport and valid for up to 1 year. When you receive a new passport, you must apply for a new eTA. For all other visas, visit the government site. You must complete the EASE application online a minimum of 5 days before traveling to Cape Verde.

Travelers need travel authorization to visit Cape Verde for Business or Tourism. The Electronic Travel Authorization (EASE) for Cape Verde is required for visa-exempt visitors entering Cape Verde. It is an online application. If approved, you'll receive your eTA confirmation electronically. When you arrive in Cape Verde, the border crossing will ask for your passport and check their electronic records to ensure you have the proper visa. Note: Your eTA is electronically linked to your passport and valid for up to 1 year. When you receive a new passport, you must apply for a new eTA. For all other visas, visit the government site. You must complete the EASE application online a minimum of 5 days before traveling to Cape Verde.

Travelers need a visa to visit Cape Verde for Business or Tourism. A paper or embassy visa is the only visa available for travelers visiting Cape Verde. The visa is typically a stamp or sticker added to the passport. Travelers must obtain this visa from a local embassy, consulate or visa center before traveling.