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CATEGORY C:
(Countries whose nationals are required to apply for and obtain a Visa prior to travelling to Zimbabwe)
Afghanistan
Colombia
Guinea
Micronesia
Sao Tome
Albania
Comores Islands
Guinea Bissau
Moldova
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Congo (Brazaville)
Guyana
Mongolia
Senegal
Andorra
Costa Rica
Haiti
Morocco
Sierra Leone
Angola
Conakry
Honduras
Mynamar
Slovak Republic
Amenia
Cote d’ Ivoire
Hungary
Nepal
Slovenia
Azerbaijan
Croatia
India
New Caledonia
Somalia
Bahrain
Cuba
Iran
Nicaragua
Sri Lanka
Bangladesh
Djibouti Republic
Iraq
Niger
Sudan
Belarus
Ecuador
Jordan
Nigeria
Suriname
Benin
El Salvador
Kazakhstan
Norfolk Islands
Syria
Bhutan
Equitorial Guinea
Korea (DPRK)
Northern Mariana Island
Tajikistan
Bolivia
Eritrea
Krygystan
Oman
Taiwan
Bosnia-Herze- govina
Estonia
Laos
Pakistan
Thailand
Brazzaville
Ethiopia
Latvia
Panama
Togo
Bulgaria
Eyrom
Lebanon
Paraguay
Tunisia
Burkina Fasso
French Guinea
Liberia
Peru
Turkey
Burundi
French Polynesia
Libya
Philippines
Turkmenistan
Cambodia
French West Indies
Lithuania
Principe
Ukraine
Cameroon
Gabon
Macau
Qatar
Uzbekistan
Cape Verde Islands
Gambia
Madagascar
Reunion
Venezuela
Central African Rep.
Georgia
Mali
Romania
Vietnam
Chad
Gibraltar
Marshall Islands
Rwanda
Yemen Republic
Chile
Guam
Mauritania
Samoa (American)
Yugoslavia
China
Guatemala
Mexico
San Marino
A new boost for regional travel was launched last November when the Kavango Zambezi Trans-Frontier Conservation Area (KAZA) UNIVISA was implemented by the governments of Zambia and Zimbabwe for a six- month trial period. (After the pilot period, the UNIVISA is intended to be rolled out to Angola, Botswana and Namibia, with more neighbouring countries expected to participate at a later phase.)
The US$50 visa is available at Lusaka, Harare, Livingstone and Victoria Falls airports, as well as the Victoria Falls land border between Zambia and Zimbabwe and the Kazungula land border with Botswana – it is valid for 30 days and covers day trips to Botswana.
Citizens from 40 countries are eligible for the UNIVISA, including those from EU countries, the USA and Canada, Japan, Australia and New Zealand, Russia, Argentina and Brazil.
Weather
Twice voted as the country with the best climate worldwide, Zimbabwe benefits from its location on a plateau tempering the tropical climate. Summer from late November to March is the season of the rains (torrential downpours and daytime sunshine that waters the bush and greens vegetation), and this is preceded by six weeks of very high temperatures during October and early November with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius.
In the winter or dry season from May to September, the climate is generally regarded as perfect, with warm days and cool nights.
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