Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe travel guide for the Irish
Irish citizens should check Zimbabwe's visa rules before travel. Confirm the current fee and validity on the official immigration portal before booking.
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Key facts
- Visa required
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- Visa fee
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- Maximum stay
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Entry requirements
Check the official immigration portal for the current e-visa process, fee and passport rules before you apply.
Check whether Irish nationals can get a visa on arrival or must apply in advance.
- Passport validity: 6 months
- Vaccination: Yellow‑fever certificate required if arriving from a risk country (check)
- Proof of onward travel or sufficient funds (check)
Embassy contact
- Embassy of Ireland, Pretoria
- Address: 13 St. James Street, Arcadia, Pretoria 0083, South Africa
Costs
Flight info
Check current routes and total travel time from Dublin to Harare before booking.
Zimbabwe is UTC+2 year‑round; Ireland is UTC+0 (winter) or UTC+1 (summer), so the time difference is 2 hours ahead in winter, 1 hour ahead in summer.
Questions people ask
Do the Irish need a visa for Zimbabwe?
Yes. Irish citizens must obtain an e‑visa before travel; there is no visa‑on‑arrival option.
How much does a trip to Zimbabwe cost in EUR?
A 10‑day mid‑range trip averages €1 800–€2 200 per person, covering visa, accommodation, meals, transport, park fees and basic insurance.
Where is the nearest Ireland embassy in Zimbabwe?
Ireland’s nearest embassy is in Pretoria, South Africa; it handles consular matters for Irish travellers in Zimbabwe.
What is the flight time from Dublin to Harare?
With a typical connection in Johannesburg or Addis Ababa, total travel time is about 14–18 hours, including layover.
What plug type does Zimbabwe use?
Type D and Type G plugs, 220–240 V, 50 Hz. Bring a universal adapter.
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