FAQs

The length of the trip, the activities selected, and the caliber of lodging all affect how much an itinerary to Rwanda costs. Travelers on a budget should plan to spend between $22 and $50 each day, while those on a mid-range budget should budget between $50 and $100. It is not uncommon for luxury tourists to spend more than $500 every day. Gorilla trekking is one of the more costly sports; permits run approximately $1500. These donations support efforts to rescue and maintain these priceless species while preserving their natural habitat. However, Rwanda is often regarded as a reasonably priced travel destination—many people even argue that it is less expensive than South Africa.  

While Belgian citizens can obtain a free e-Visa upon arrival in Rwanda for stays up to 30 days, there are some restrictions you should be aware of:

No. Unfortunately, Belgium is not one of the countries where no passports or visas are required. Belgian residents who wish to visit Rwanda must have a valid visa. They will be denied admission into Rwanda if they do not have a valid visa or an e-visa.

Since 2018, the Rwandan government has granted an electronic visa for Belgian people to enter Rwanda for tourism, conferences, and transit purposes. Because of the increasing number of Belgian visitors, this implies a lot for the country's economic growth.

Yes. The officer at the border control will only take paper e-visas, thus Belgian travelers must print Rwanda e-visas before flying. In case you aren't aware, the e-visa outcome will be emailed to you in PDF format.

The Rwanda e-visa fees for Belgian citizens include service and government fees.