For tourists, obtaining a Madagascar visa has several requirements:
For business or long-term trips, getting a Madagascar visa has the same requirements as that of tourists plus a few additional steps. Business visas require a letter of recommendation from the employing company or business entity in Madagascar. Stays beyond three months (for any reason) require travelers to secure your visa from the Ministre de l'Intrieur (Ministry of the Interior) in Antananarivo or directly through the Embassy of Madagascar in Washington D.C. All business visas, regardless of number of entries and length of allowable stay, cost $43.16.
Payment must be made to the Embassy of Madagascar by certified checks or money order. Cash is also accepted but personal checks are not. If applying via mail, please be sure to include a self-addressed prepaid Express Mail or FedEx envelope.Get on with that unforgettable travel to one of the most exciting destinations in the Indian Ocean by traveling to enchanting Madagascar. Download the Madagascar visa application form and apply yourself or contract an expedited visa courier service and get your Madagascar Visa quickly.
On
the Indian Ocean side of the African continent lies the fourth largest
island in the world, Madagascar. This island nation has been featured
in 3 movies: the 1994 Cuban film Madagascar, the 2005, 3D
animated hit film Madagascar, and its sequel -
Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa.
Traveling to this enchanting island has a lot of delights in store for the hungry adventurer. Known for its wildlife, Madagascar features some of the most diverse, abundant, and accessibility wildlife in the world. Of note, Madagascar is home to the endangered indri - a cute, tailless lemur - and hundreds of orchid species.
Madagascar features thrilling hiking opportunities and spectacular scenic destinations such as the mountain park Andringitra, the limestone rock formations at Ankarana, Ampefy, a volcanic region on the island provides breathtaking waterfalls and geysers, and the rocky landscape of Isalo - touted to rival the Grand Canyon. Surrounded by the magnificent Indian Ocean, Madagascar also offers great beaches that will surely delight the water sports and adventure lovers.
Beyond its rich wildlife and natural beauty, Madagascar has a vibrant history and culture. Its people readily welcome visitors and tourists with open arms.
Madagascar's culture and history is most on display in the capital city of Antananarivo, where French is widely spoken and French cultural touches are on display. The National Monument Queen's Palace and the Royal Village or Rova was once the residence of the Merina Dynasty.
For more on the sights and experiences of a visit to Madagascar, check out the latest Brandt Travel Guide.
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