The recently launched UNIVSA (or KAZA visa) now makes traveling between Zambia and Zimbabwe so much easier… and cheaper too!

In a nutshell, nationalities who originally had to apply for and pay for a separate visa for Zambia and Zimbabwe now only need one visa for both countries at a cost of US$ 50.

This is good news for travelers and tour operators alike! It saves time and money making it a pleasure to explore both countries on the same trip.

Victoria Falls
The Victoria Falls bridge straddles the Zambezi, the border between Zambia and Zimbabwe

In terms of cost, this is a saving of about $80-$130 per person for visitors who are planning on travelling within the Golden Triangle of Victoria Falls, Livingstone and Chobe.

And to save time,  separate dedicated counters have been assigned to deal with KAZA UNIVISA applications. And reports indicate that things are running efficiently and that time is saved not having to wait for the normally slow handwritten visa and receipting process.

Plus word on the ground is that in the future this UNIVISA will also include Namibia, Angola and Botswana.

Zimbabwe-Zambia-map
The new UNIVSA makes safari travel in The Golden Triangle so much more efficient

The KAZA UNIVISA will be valid for 30 days as long as you remain in Zambia and Zimbabwe. But it is also valid for day-trips to Botswana’s Chobe region, a popular excursion while staying at Victoria Falls.

Nationals of the following countries are eligible for the UNIVISA :

Argentina, Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Britain, Brunei, Burundi, Canada, Cook Islands, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Rwanda, Slovakia Republic, Slovenia Republic, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, UAE, Uruguay, USA

The visa can be issued at the following 8 ports of entry: 

ZAMBIA:
Harry Mwaanga International Airport (Livingstone)
Victoria Falls Border
Kazungula Border (into the Chobe region)
KK International Airport (Lusaka)

ZIMBABWE:
Victoria Falls International Airport
Victoria Falls Border
Kazungula Border (into the Chobe region)
Harare International Airport

For further details see :  http://www.kazavisa.info

Or ask our travel expert :  info@africansafaris.com

Victoria Falls Sunset
It’s now so much easier to experience the Victoria Falls from both the Zimbabwean and Zambian side