San Marino visa for Burundian citizens

For citizens of Burundi eyeing a trip to the serene Republic of San Marino, please note that a visa is indeed required for entry, underscoring the need to apply well in advance of your travel dates. With 9 distinct visa types available—ranging from tourist and work to student and family options—you'll need to select the category that best suits your purpose. Given San Marino’s unique position as a microstate entirely enclaved within Italy, your journey from Bujumbura will inherently involve transit through the Schengen Area; there are no direct flights available. This means securing the appropriate Schengen visa for Italy is a crucial first step, as you will typically fly into a major Italian city like Rome or Bologna, then complete your travel to the historic hilltop republic by ground transport.

Visa required· verified 2026-05-27

Entry requirements

Passport validity
3+ months
Health insurance
Required

Visa options

OtherSchengen Visa for Transit to San Marino
90d
OtherSan Marino Stay Permit
multiple-entry

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