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Madagascar eVisa for Indians: Application Process, Costs, and Requirements (2026)

Madagascar eVisa for Indians: Application Process, Costs, and Requirements (2026)

Last updated: 10 September 2026. Fees and requirements confirmed via evisamada.gov.mg.

Indian passport holders need a Madagascar eVisa for Indians to enter the country, available online at evisamada.gov.mg for €30 to €50. The application requires a passport valid for six months, a digital photo, and a passport scan. Processing takes a maximum of 72 hours. The Madagascar eVisa for Indian citizens is a single-entry tourist visa allowing stays up to 90 days depending on the fee tier. Apply between one week and six months before departure; present the electronic travel authorization (ETA) printed or on a smartphone at police control. Use evisamada.gov.mg to avoid pirate sites.

Do Indian Citizens Need a Visa for Madagascar?

Yes, Indian passport holders require a visa to enter Madagascar. The Madagascar eVisa for Indians is the recommended option, available to all nationalities and completed entirely online at evisamada.gov.mg with no embassy visit required. Two alternatives exist: a Visa on Arrival (VoA) at airport counters, or a traditional transformable visa via the Embassy of Madagascar in London. The Madagascar eVisa for Indians bypasses airport queues and guarantees pre-approved entry.

Madagascar eVisa Requirements for Indian Passport Holders

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians requires applicants to hold a passport valid for at least six months from the date of arrival, with a minimum of two blank pages for stamping. The eVisa is a single-entry tourist visa, and eligibility extends to all nationalities, including Indian passport holders.

  • Indian passport valid for at least six months from arrival date, with two blank pages
  • Confirmed return or onward flight ticket
  • Digital passport-style photograph – white background, 35×45 mm, taken within the last six months
  • Scan of the passport biographical page
  • Proof of accommodation in Madagascar (hotel reservation or host letter)
  • Three-month bank statement demonstrating sufficient funds

Upload each document during online enrollment at evisamada.gov.mg; names must match the Indian passport exactly.

How to Apply for the Madagascar eVisa and Processing Time

Apply in 3 steps at evisamada.gov.mg: create account, pay by card, download ETA within 72h.

How to Apply for the Madagascar eVisa and Processing Time
1

Create an account
Enter your travel information on the portal at evisamada.gov.mg.

2

Pay the fee by bank card
Pay in EUR (Visa or Mastercard) during the enrollment process.

3

Download your ETA
Delivered within a maximum of 72 hours after validation.

Present ETA printed or on smartphone. Apply 1 week to 6 months before travel; recommended: 3 weeks.

Infografika: Madagascar eVisa for Indians: Application Process, Costs, and Requirements (2026)

Madagascar eVisa Cost for Indian Citizens in 2026

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians costs between €30 and €50 depending on the length of stay, payable exclusively in EUR via bank card on the government portal.

Stay Duration Government Fee (EUR)
1-15 days €30
16-30 days €35
31-60 days €40
61-90 days €50

The 15-day fee tripled to €30 in February 2026. VoA costs the same but adds queues.

For a transformable visa, contact the Madagascar Embassy in London at One Knightsbridge Green, 5th Floor, London SW1X 7QA, United Kingdom, phone +44 207 052 8277 (Mon/Tue/Fri 10:00-12:00). Processing is delayed due to reorganisation of consular services.

Payment Methods Accepted

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians accepts bank card payments only – credit or debit cards bearing Visa or Mastercard logos. UPI, PayPal, and cash are not supported on the enrollment platform.

eVisa vs Visa on Arrival vs Embassy – Which Option?

Feature eVisa (Online) Visa on Arrival Embassy (London)
Cost €30-€50 (EUR) Identical fees Varies; longer processing
Processing Max 72 hours On arrival Delayed (reorganisation)
Max stay 90 days 90 days Transformable/extendable
Entry type Single-entry Single-entry Transformable visa
Best for Standard tourist trips Last-minute travel Long stays/extensions

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians and VoA carry identical government fees, but the eVisa guarantees pre-approved entry without airport queue delays. The Embassy option suits those needing a transformable or extendable visa for longer stays.

Health, Transit Rules, and Common Application Mistakes

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians does not require a Yellow Fever certificate at the Madagascar border, but Indian travellers transiting through Addis Ababa or Nairobi should carry one, as it may be checked at the connecting airport. Amounts exceeding $10,000 USD (or equivalent) must be declared at Madagascar customs. INR is not widely accepted – carry USD or EUR instead.

Madagascar eVisa rejection often results from: wrong passport validity calculation (6 months from entry, not application date), blurry photos, name mismatches, applying less than 1 week before departure, or unsupported payment cards (only credit or debit bank cards accepted on the eVisa platform).

FAQ

Can Indians apply for a Madagascar eVisa from the UK?

Yes, Indian passport holders can apply from the UK online at evisamada.gov.mg.

How much does the Madagascar eVisa cost for Indian citizens?

Fees: €30-€50; see Cost section for breakdown.

What is the processing time for the Madagascar eVisa?

The Madagascar eVisa for Indians takes a maximum of 72 hours after enrollment validation; applicants receive an ETA permitting boarding and entry.

Can Indian passport holders get a Visa on Arrival in Madagascar?

Yes, VoA available at same fee; eVisa recommended to avoid queues.

Is a Yellow Fever certificate required for Indians traveling to Madagascar?

Not required at Madagascar’s border, but carry one if transiting via Addis Ababa or Nairobi, where checks may occur.

What happens if I overstay my Madagascar eVisa?

Penalties are not specified publicly; depart before the expiry date to avoid issues with local immigration authorities.

Can I extend my Madagascar tourist eVisa while in the country?

The online eVisa is non-extendable; extensions require in-person application at DGP/AE in Antananarivo.

What payment methods are accepted for the Madagascar eVisa?

Bank cards only (Visa, Mastercard) in EUR; cash, UPI, and PayPal are not accepted.

How long must my Indian passport be valid to apply for the eVisa?

Minimum six months from the date of arrival in Madagascar, with at least two blank pages for immigration stamps.

While we strive to keep this information current, visa rules can change. Always verify on the government portal at evisamada.gov.mg before applying.

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Hanta Rakoto

Author: Hanta Rakoto

Hanta Rakoto explains the Madagascar eVisa for travellers who need a straight answer: who has to apply, what it costs, how long it takes and what to have ready at the border. She reports on Indian Ocean island entry rules and seasonal air links, which is why her guides dwell on the details that actually cause refusals. They are compiled from official government sources in Madagascar and revised whenever entry rules change. This site is an independent information resource and is not affiliated with the government of Madagascar.