→ Madagascar visa for South Korean citizens

For South Korean citizens planning an adventure to Madagascar, an e-visa is your gateway, allowing for a maximum stay of 90 days with a modest application fee. This popular tourist visa, one of five available options, enables you to explore the island's unique biodiversity, from its famed lemurs to its breathtaking Baobab Alley, a sight truly unlike anywhere else on Earth. Given the long travel distances, typically involving one or two layovers in hubs like Addis Ababa or Nairobi, booking flights at least 3-4 months in advance is highly recommended, especially during the dry season from April to November when the weather is most favorable for exploration. Remember to also factor in currency exchange as the Malagasy Ariary has a significantly different valuation compared to the Korean Won.