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Living or working in Namibia: long‑stay, digital nomad and working holiday visas

Visa rules for staying or working in Namibia depend on the route you use. Check the latest official guidance on stay limits, fees and eligibility before you apply.

Updated Sep 20261 min read
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Standard long‑stay e‑visa stay
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Working‑holiday visa stay
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Quick answer

Namibia has visa routes for longer stays, including options for remote workers and for citizens of partner countries. Requirements, stay limits and fees differ by route, so confirm them with the official immigration website before applying.

Visa options and requirements

Visa routes exist for stays beyond the usual visitor period, including options for remote workers and for citizens of partner countries. Each route has its own requirements, so check the official immigration website.

Application methods and processing times vary by route. Check the official immigration website for how to apply and how long it takes.

Questions people ask

What should I know about long‑stay and working visas in Namibia?

Three options exist: digital‑nomad (remote work), standard long‑stay e‑visa (tourism/business), and working‑holiday (eligible passports). Each has its own stay limit, fee and documentation requirements.

How much does it cost?

Fees differ by visa route. Check the official immigration website for current rates.

When should I plan for it?

Apply well before you travel so there is time for document checks. Check the official immigration website for current processing times.

Can I work for a Namibian employer on a digital‑nomad visa?

The digital‑nomad visa is intended for remote work with non‑Namibian employers. Local employment generally requires a separate work permit.

Do I need travel insurance?

Check the official immigration website for the documents each visa route requires.

Verify with the official source

Draft, not field-verified

Rules, fees, schedules and prices change. Verify with the official source (the government, embassy, operator or venue) before you book or travel.

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