Angola Visa

Situated in Central Africa, Angola is famous for its colonial history, an influence of Portugal in its cuisine and varied landscapes. Quicama National Park, where you can also find Cuanza and Longa rivers, lets you camp to your heart's content whereas Kalandula Falls is a set of waterfalls known for their size. Ruacana Falls are other sets of beautiful waterfalls which is among those largest in the area. If you are someone who loves surfing, Mussulo is the place to be and the Cliff at Viewpoint of the Moon is another attraction definitely worth mentioning. Iona National Park lets you explore the wildlife of Angola and is located in a desert whereas the Fortress of Sao Miguel, which was built in the 16th century, is now a museum and offers great artifacts to look at. Ilha de Luanda island should be visited when you are tired of sightseeing and just want to relax on your holiday. There are various Reserves in the country and Parque Nacional da Cangandala is a photogenic park with rivers and that itself is its USP. Citizens of 11 countries can travel to Angola without a passport. Since 2018, Angola also offers the option of visa-on-arrival or online pre-visa to citizens of around 59 countries, which has made the process a whole lot easier.