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Embassy / sticker visa required for Colombia nationals before travelling to South Africa.
- Processing
- 6-7 Business days
- Passport validity
- 6 months minimum
- Channel
- Embassy / sticker visa
SELECT VISA TYPE
All prices in AED-
01160.00
90 Days e-visa
90 Days · 6-7 Business days
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02200.00
90 Days Express visa
90 Days · 3-4 Business days
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03375.00
30 Days Embassy Visa Docuementation Only
As per Embassy approval · 2-4 Business Days
AED 163.00 starting total for South Africa from Colombia.
Summary
Colombian passport holders need a visa to enter South Africa.
Get your South Africa eVisa in advance with eVisas.io. Typically processed in 6-7 Business days, so your visa is ready before you take off.
Planning a trip from Colombia to South Africa? Here is everything you need to know about visa requirements. Colombia citizens currently need a visa to enter South Africa. Below you will find entry requirements, processing details, and how to apply online through eVisas.io.
Entry conditions at a glance
- Status
- Visa required
- Processing
- 6-7 Business days
- Passport validity
- 6 months minimum
Not sure which South Africa visa fits your trip?
EVA checks your nationality, travel purpose and dates, then recommends the right option before you pay.
Nationality advisory
- South African eVisa is currently only available for citizens of the following nationalities:
- *Regarding hotel, flight booking, and Insurance: if you do not have these documents, you can purchase them directly from evisas.io.
- Please upload the request submission screenshot in place of the required documents.
This note is advisory only and is not added to the mandatory upload checklist.
South Africa entry options and fees
| Visa type | Stay / validity | Processing | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0190 Days e-visa | 90 Days | 6-7 Business days | 160.00 |
| 0290 Days Express visa | 90 Days | 3-4 Business days | 200.00 |
| 0330 Days Embassy Visa Docuementation Only | As per Embassy approval | 2-4 Business Days | 375.00 |
Totals include government fees and our service charge. VAT (5% on the service charge) is added at checkout.
What you actually pay
- Government fees
- 100.00
- Service charge
- 60.00
- VAT (5% on service charge)
- 3.00
How to apply for a South Africa visa
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1
Confirm eligibility
Visa required applies to Colombia passport holders travelling to South Africa.
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2
Assemble documents
- Valid passport
- Passport photo
- Flight itinerary**
- Hotel reservation**
- Insurance **
- Bank statement (Stampted) (last 3 months)
- Marriage certificate
- KYC_ South Africa (Check In Documents)*
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3
Apply online with eVisas.io
Submit and pay in one session. EVA reviews every South Africa file before it is lodged.
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4
Receive your approval
Your South Africa authorisation arrives by email. Carry a printed or digital copy on arrival.
Field notes for South Africa
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Always carry a printed or digital copy of your travel itinerary when entering South Africa.
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Consider purchasing comprehensive travel insurance that covers medical emergencies and trip cancellations for your visit to South Africa.
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Start your visa application process at least 2-4 weeks before your intended travel date to South Africa.
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Gather all required documents early, including bank statements, invitation letters, and hotel reservations.
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Consider using an expedited processing service if your travel date to South Africa is approaching quickly.
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Questions travellers ask
Do Colombia citizens need a visa for South Africa?
How long can Colombia citizens stay in South Africa?
What passport validity is required for South Africa?
How much time will it take if I apply now for a South Africa visa?
What documents are required for a South Africa visa?
- Valid passport
- Passport photo
- Flight itinerary**
- Hotel reservation**
- Insurance **
- Bank statement (Stampted) (last 3 months)
- Marriage certificate
- KYC_ South Africa (Check In Documents)*
Are there any additional notes for Colombia citizens applying for South Africa?
- South African eVisa is currently only available for citizens of the following nationalities:
- *Regarding hotel, flight booking, and Insurance: if you do not have these documents, you can purchase them directly from evisas.io.
- Please upload the request submission screenshot in place of the required documents.
This advisory is shown separately and is not added to the mandatory upload checklist.
Is travel insurance required for South Africa?
Can I extend my stay in South Africa?
What is the best time to apply for a South Africa visa?
Reviewed by eVisas.io EVA — a UAE tourism-licensed team processing visa applications since 2007. Last verified on . Entry decisions always rest with the immigration authority of the destination country.