Visa Fees and Exemptions

PAYMENT OF VISA FEES

The Consular Section assists nationals and residents of Greece, Malta, Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain, respectively.

1. Kindly note that the High Commission will not accept cash/cheque for any Visa or Consular Fees. 
2. Payments are made by advance payment at the bank (details below) or through the speed point at the High Commission. 
3. Proof of payment should be submitted with Appliction Forms and to be printed and dated upon submission
4. Payment can be made by Debit Card. Payment by Credit Card is not accepted
5. Please ensure that you have all the required documents before making the deposit, as no refunds can be given.
6. Please ensure that the receipt Reference includes the name of the applicant, and the date on which the payment was made.
7. A group payment on a single receipt is acceptable.
8. The Consular Section is open from 10h00 to 12h00, Monday to Thursday.
9. The collection of visas, which are applied for in the UK, is 2-5 working days after the application was made, from 14h00 to 15h00.
10. The collection of visas, which were applied for in the EU, is a minimum of 10 working days after the application was made. Postal or Courier collections must be made by the applicant and waybill information provided by email prior to collection.

The bank account details for the High Commission are:

Account Name:	High Commission for the Republic of Namibia Revenue Account
Bank Name:	Barclays Bank
Account No.	83684059
Sort Code:	20-36-88
Swift Code:	BUKBGB22
IBAN	GB62BUKB20368883684059

 

VISA FEE

 

TYPE OF VISA	SINGLE ENTRY FEE	MULTIPLE ENTRY FEE
Volunteer	£65.00	£85.00
Research	£85.00	£105.00
Expedition/Sport	£85.00	£105.00
Tourist/Holiday	£95.00	£125.00
Business	£125.00	£155.00
Media/Film	£125.00	£155.00

 Please note that the above Fees (Visa and Administration) are NON REFUNDABLE.

 International Bank Transfers: Kindly note, applicants should pay all bank charges i.e. their own and recipient charges, failure to do this will result in your application being rejected! 

 

Traveling to Namibia

As of the 1 August 2016, all citizens of countries with which Namibia has VISA Exemption Agreements will be allowed to enter into Namibia for no longer than three (3) months per calendar year and will get Visitor’s Entry Permit (VEP) endorsement stamps at the Port of entry for the following reasons:

• Holiday/Vacation;
• Visiting friends or relatives;
• Attending workshops (Not as Facilitator - facilitators require a business visa);
• Attending meetings;
• Exploring of business opportunities;
• Medical treatment; and
• Any other purpose other than employment of any kind

All visitors travelling to Namibia for business to work at their subsidiary companies, such as providing training to staff at a Namibian company, conducting audits of their companies, doing volunteer work of any kind etc., are required to apply for an employment permit/work visas in terms of section 27 of Immigration Control Act regardless of whether they are citizens of countries which are exempted.