Do Australians need a visa for a short-term visit to Madagascar?

Question

Do Australians need a visa for a short-term visit to Madagascar?

Answer 1

Yes, they do unless you are in transit there for less than 24 hours.  The visa situation apparently changes quite often, however the information I've found suggests that you can apply for one on arrival. Your best bet is to contact the Consulate-General, see http://www.info.dfat.gov.au/Info/WebProt... to get the contact details.

Answer 2

Hmmm im not sure....But id love to head to madagascar.....Looks like an awesome place...

Good luck

Answer 3

yes they do

National AUSTRALIA (AU)         /Embarkation AUSTRALIA (AU)

Destination MADAGASCAR (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC) (MG)              

MADAGASCAR (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI

Passport (must be valid 6 months after date of entry) required.

Visa required, which can be obtained on arrival for a max. stay

of 90 days. Fee: MGA 140,000.- (or equivalent in EUR or USD).

Note, if there is a representation in country of residence it

is strongly recommended to obtain visa before arrival.

Furthermore, in order to prevent delays through immigration, it

is also strongly recommended to obtain a visa prior to arrival.

For a list of countries with representation, see

For details, click here item 1.

Visitor must:

- have at least one blank page left in the passport reserved

  for the Immigration authorities of Madagascar; and

- hold return/onward ticket, otherwise deposit will be required

  equivalent to air fare to country of origin.

  This deposit must be paid prior to arrival.

  For exemptions and further details: see For details, click here .

http://skyteam.com/EN/travelPlanner/tima...