Malawi Business eVisa
Eligible applicants can apply for a Malawi business eVisa if they are travelling to the country to attend business meetings, conferences, and professional networking activities in Malawi.
Malawi Business eVisa Sample
Malawi Business eVisa Requirements
Applicants are required to submit the following documents:
- Passport bio page scan
- Recent passport-size photograph
- Signed cover letter from the host in Malawi
- Host company's business registration certificate or certificate of incorporation in Malawi
The applicant must be aware of all documents required for the Malawi business e-Visa before beginning the application process.
Malawi Business eVisa Validity and Stay Duration
- Validity: 90 days, 180 days, and 1 year
- Entry Type: Single or Multiple Entry
- Stay Duration: Up to 30 days per visit
- Fee: Fee varies depending on the visa validity
Application Process for Malawi Business eVisa
Step 1: Fill out the online visa application form with passport, travel, and business details. Choose the business eVisa type.
Step 2: Upload all the required documents. If more documents are required, the visa support will contact the applicant.
Step 3: Pay the visa fee using a credit or debit card or other available payment methods.
Step 4: Monitor your application progress through email updates or by using the online status tracker available on the application portal.
Step 5: Once approved, the Malawi Business eVisa is sent to the applicant’s email. Print a copy for travel.
Malawi Business eVisa Processing Options
Applicants can choose from three processing options:
Normal Processing
6-9 Working Days
No additional fee applies
Rush Processing
4- 7 Working Days
An additional fee applies
Super Rush Processing
3- 5 Working Days
An additional fee applies
Note: Processing times are estimates, and approvals are issued earlier in many cases.
Malawi Business eVisa Fee
The fee charged for the Malawi business eVisa varies depending on the validity of the eVisa and the selected processing option.
Malawi Business eVisa Permitted Activities
Business Meetings & Negotiations
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Conferences & Events
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Trade & Commerce
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Professional Services
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Activities Not Permitted:
Any activity involving local employment, salary from a Malawian employer, or long-term work typically requires the appropriate permit.
Content Disclaimer: Although this information was updated in June 2026, travellers are encouraged to confirm the latest requirements with relevant government authorities, embassies, consulates, and airlines before departure.
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