Do I need a transit Visa from Macau to Addis Ababa? [closed]

1. Do I need a transit visa for Addis Ababa?
2. Is it safe to travel to Addis Ababa right now?
3. Do I need visa to travel to Ethiopia?
4. Can I get visa on arrival in Addis Ababa?
5. Is Addis Ababa dangerous?
6. Is tap water safe in Addis Ababa?
7. How safe is Ethiopian Airlines?
8. How dangerous is Ethiopia?
9. How much money can I take to Ethiopia?
10. How much is Ethiopian visa on arrival?
11. How long does it take to get a visa to Ethiopia?
12. What is the best time of year to visit Ethiopia?

Do I need a transit visa for Addis Ababa?

Travelers who transit through Ethiopia don't need a visa as long as they remain in the permitted transit area and depart within 12 hours. ... There are transit visas available for 12, 24, 48 or 72 hours. Generally speaking, all visitors (except citizens of Djibouti and Kenya) need a visa to enter Ethiopia.

Is it safe to travel to Addis Ababa right now?

Ethiopia - Level 4: Do Not Travel. Do not travel to Ethiopia due to COVID-19. Exercise increased caution in Ethiopia due to civil unrest and communication disruptions. Some areas have increased risk.

Do I need visa to travel to Ethiopia?

Tourist and business visas are required for travel to Ethiopia. Travelers can also obtain a visa online (e-visa) on the Main Department for Immigration and Nationality Affairs website. A passport with 6 months validity is also required to get into the country.

Can I get visa on arrival in Addis Ababa?

The visa on arrival is a type of travel authorization which can be obtained at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport after visitors arrive in Ethiopia. ... Visas on arrival are valid for up to 3 months and allow one entry into the country.

Is Addis Ababa dangerous?

Violent crime in Addis Ababa is fortunately rare, particularly where visitors are concerned. However, petty theft and confidence tricks are problematic. The Merkato has the worst reputation for pickpockets – targeting foreigners and Ethiopians.

Is tap water safe in Addis Ababa?

The tap water is generally NOT safe to drink anywhere in Ethiopia. Bottled water or filtered water is readily available at tourist sites, hotels, safari camps & restaurants, and hot water (boiled to make it safe) or hot tea is generally offered with a meal at a restaurant.

How safe is Ethiopian Airlines?

Ethiopian Airlines, the national airline of Ethiopia, has a good safety record. As of March 2019, the Aviation Safety Network records 64 accidents/incidents for Ethiopian Airlines that total 459 fatalities since 1965, plus six accidents for Ethiopian Air Lines, the airline's former name.

How dangerous is Ethiopia?

There are frequent incidences of civil unrest in Ethiopia, including protests and strikes. In November 2019 there is civil unrest in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' Region, including Hawassa/Awasa. ... Ethiopia is fairly safe when it comes to crime.

How much money can I take to Ethiopia?

Visitors to Ethiopia may hold up to a maximum of 1,000 Ethiopian birr per trip to and from Ethiopia and must declare all foreign currency exceeding the equivalent of $3,000 when entering the country. Residents of Ethiopia may not hold foreign currency for more than 30 days after declaring it.

How much is Ethiopian visa on arrival?

The cost for an e-VISA (applied at www.evisa.gov.et before travelling) and the cost for a tourist visa on arrival is the same: US$52 for a single-entry visa with validity up to 30 days, or US$72 for a single-entry visa with validity up to 90 days. It may be cheaper to apply in person at a consulate near you.

How long does it take to get a visa to Ethiopia?

Visa applications are normally processed within 24 hours though on rare occasions the process can take up to three (3) days. Once approved the eVisa is sent to the applicant by email.

What is the best time of year to visit Ethiopia?

Generally the best time to visit is between October and June, when it is the dry season. Rains tend to stop in early October, meaning afterwards the highlands are lush and green – perfect for trekking amongst pretty wildflowers that have sprung up. Be sure to bring a sweater all year round due to Ethiopia's elevation.