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e-visa: Ethiopia’s Potential Towards Becoming Africa’s Conference Hub

Press Room by Press Room
September 2, 2019
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Ethiopian Airlines Group, Africa’s largest and Skytrax four-star rated airline connects global passengers around the world within a 10 hours’ radius through its vast network of more than 120 international destinations and award-winning services.

Being a major transit hub to Africa, the Bole International Airport also offers conference participants easy access to get connected around the world. In the past few years, Ethiopia has taken significant strides towards making travel simple and seamless. The launch of an e-visa service for all international visitors is chief among the measures taken.

Introduced as part of a national initiative to transform Ethiopia’s tourism sector, the e-visa service allows international tourists to enjoy hassle-free visa processing which saves their time, energy and cost. The online service has made travel to Ethiopia convenient, dependable and easy. Between July 2018 and June 2019, thousands of travelers have secured their visa online to attend conferences in Ethiopia. Government ministries, regional and international organizations as well as NGOs are already reaping the benefits of online visa services for conference participants.

Once conference organizers issue authorized invitation, participants can process their visa online by uploading the invitation letter on the e-visa website: www.evisa.gov.et. The system also allows applicants to pay visa processing fees effortlessly through online payment solutions.

“We found the e-visa system extraordinarily easy to do. Very user friendly,” says Abel Alemu, Ethiopian Airlines Southern African Regional Manager.

“The Customer service by Immigration Personnel was very good. Gone are the days when international passengers had to visit Ethiopian embassies overseas to process visa requests. The e-visa service marks a quantum leap on the part of Ethiopia, and underscores the country’s commitment to easing its visa services for international tourists who travel to the country.  With its key place in Africa’s diplomacy, convenient e-visa service, expanding conference facilities, and an ever growing flag-carrier with seamless service, Ethiopia is set to hold a prime spot on the global map of conferences and exhibitions in the years to come.” concludes Alemu.

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