Armenia FAQ
The Tourist eVisa is a single-entry visa solution.
Generally, at any point – so long as it’s no later than five business days before your due to travel to Armenia.
As with all countries, the final right to admit you into the country resides with immigration officer on arrival into the port of entry.
You’ll need to present your printed-out Tourist eVisa document, along with your passport, when you arrive in the country.
If you reside in or you’re travelling from a yellow fever-affected country, you’ll be required to present proof of vaccination against the disease.
The situation in each country during the Covid 19 pandemic is changing rapidly. Please check with the foreign office of the country in order to ascertain the most up to date entry requirement for vaccination and Covid tests.
The Tourist eVisa is meant for travellers who wish to visit for tourism purposes.
You’ll need a digital copy of your passport (last page), a digital passport-sized photo, details from specific documents (travel itinerary, booked return airline ticket, booked accommodation for your stay, your most recent bank statement to prove you can finance your stay) and a credit/ debit card (for payment).
This depends on the processing time you have chosen. Please refer to the FastTrackVisa website page for that country for more information.
You must possess a passport valid for six months beyond the date of their arrival (and with a free page for stamping purposes).
It depends on which specific Tourist eVisa you choose – either a single-entry version that’s valid for 90 days (48 hours’ processing time) or a single-entry version that’s valid for 180 days (3-5 business days’ processing time).
There are two versions with different periods of validity – a single-entry version that’s valid for a maximum 90 days (of which 21 days can be spent in the country during a trip) and a single-entry version valid for a maximum 180 days (of which 120 days can be spent in the country during a trip).