Namibia Business Visa
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If you are looking to travel to Namibia on business, you may need a Namibia Business Visa. If you are travelling to Namibia for business to work at your subsidiary companies, for example, to give training to local staff, conduct audits of the companies, volunteer work of any kind etc., are required to apply for a visa. However, you don’t need a visa if: attending business meeting, attending workshop, exploring business opportunities.
GulfVisa provides a complete one solution service to obtain a Namibia Business visa on your behalf. We make the complex visa process simple for you, allowing you to get your visa with minimal effort – saving you on time for your busy daily schedule, money and any travel inconvenience. The Namibia Business visa process is full of many different parts, some of which can be difficult to understand and undergo. Therefore, by using GulfVisa, you can have the peace of mind going about your working day, knowing fully well that we are taking good care of your Namibian Business visa application.
Important NoticeHow to obtain a Namibia Business Visa - 3 simple steps
1. Passport (with at least three blank consecutive visa pages, valid for at least 6 months beyond exit date).
2. One passport-sized photo (must be recently taken + have a white background.
3. A fully completed and signed visa application form (available in our Pack).
4. An original business introduction letter from your UK company (for the information required in this letter, please see the example in our Pack)
5. A coloured copy of the letter of invitation from your host company in Namibia (for the information required in this letter, please see our example)
6. A colour copy of your flight booking confirmation showing onward/return travel.
7. A copy of your original travel insurance policy certificate (email confirmations are not accepted). The certificate must confirm your full name and confirm that the policy is valid for whole length of your travel. If you are covered by your employer’s insurance policy, you need to provide a letter from them proving this.
