Yes, you may go to Ethiopia without a visa if you are a Djiboutian or Kenyan citizen. Ethiopia's visa-free entry policy presently includes only these two countries. Citizens of these countries can visit Ethiopia without a visa if they satisfy the entrance criteria, which include holding a valid passport with at least six months of validity.
Please note that e-Visa applications cannot be verified or tracked at the Ethiopian embassy. The embassy does not have access to the e-Visa processing system or approval records.
Addis Ababa Bole International Airport is the sole authorized port of entry for those holding an Ethiopian eVisa.
Almost anyone from any country can apply for an Ethiopian e-Visa — there are no nationality restrictions.
The validity of your Ethiopian e-Visa starts on the intended arrival date (or entry date) that you specify during the online application process, not from the date of approval or issuance.
For most travelers, Ethiopia offers two main tourist entry options: the e-Visa or Visa on Arrival (VoA) (issued at Addis Ababa Bole International Airport only).
No. Travelers need to obtain new visas at each entry before entering Ethiopia means that international travelers are required to enter Ethiopia with the same passport that is used for the e-Visa application.
No. If your application is rejected, you do not get a refund of the visa fee or other fees paid for the application because the processing fee that you pay is non-refundable.
If your Ethiopia E-visa is rejected, the Main Department of Immigration and Nationality Affairs office will notify you of the rejection but not the reason why.
At Ethiopia Immigration Services, processing times for visa applications are usually relatively fast and can take 1 - 3 business days.