Burundi visa for Polish citizens

From the vibrant landscapes of Burundi, visitors embarking on a journey to Poland will find that a visa is required, with specific options available for tourist and business purposes. This intercontinental travel often spans over 15 hours, typically involving layovers in major European hubs before reaching Poland's Central European Time (CET) zone. As you transition from East Africa to Central Europe, remember that the Polish Złoty is the national currency and widely used. The country's unique blend of resilient history, from the Solidarity movement to its UNESCO World Heritage sites like Krakow, offers a profound experience for those arriving from Burundi.

Visa on arrival30d stay· verified 2026-05-27

Entry requirements

Passport validity
6+ months
Blank pages
2+
Onward ticket
Required
Yellow fever cert.
Required

Visa options

TouristEntry Visa (Short-Stay, 1 Month)
30d$90multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (1 Month)
30d$90multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (2 Months)
60d$180multiple-entryvalid 2mo
Apply
TouristOnline Visa (3 Months)
90d$270multiple-entryvalid 3mo
Apply
TransitTransit Visa (3 Days)
3d$40
Apply
OtherEntry Visa (Non‑EAC/Non‑CEPGL, Monthly Fee Basis)
30d$90valid 1mo
Apply
WorkResidence Visa (Employment-Based, Monthly Fee Basis)
30d$70multiple-entryvalid 1mo
Apply
Work2‑Year Settlement Visa (Visa d’Établissement, 2 Years)
730d$500multiple-entryvalid 2y
Apply
WorkPermanent Resident Visa
$1200multiple-entry
Apply
WorkWork Permit (Technical Jobs)
730dmultiple-entryvalid 2y
WorkWork Permit (Refugees)
1825dmultiple-entryvalid 5y
TouristVisa‑Exempt Entry (EAC and Selected States, up to 3 Months)
90d$0multiple-entryvalid 3mo

From December 2021, visa available on arrival at Bujumbura International Airport and land borders.

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