Madagascar eVisa information, linked for visa information and tariffs by Madagascar’s Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts, describes single-entry tourist eVisas with a maximum of 60 days, applications from one week to six months before departure, and tourist visa counters on arrival. Its Published eVisa tariff lists EUR 30 or USD 35 for 1–15 days, EUR 35 or USD 41 for 16–30 days, and EUR 40 or USD 47 for 31–60 days. The table also has a 61–90 day row. The portal gives a maximum of 60 days for a single-entry tourist eVisa. The UK travel advice applies to people travelling from the UK on a full British citizen passport. It describes visa-free visits of up to 15 days, an EUR 10 administrative fee on arrival, a passport valid for at least six months after arrival with two blank pages, and an onward or return ticket. France Diplomatie separately cites an EUR 10 border administration fee for stays under 15 days. Confirm your passport-specific options and the official application and payment channel with Malagasy immigration or a Malagasy embassy before sharing personal details or paying. Keep your receipt and entry stamp. Yellow-fever proof can apply after travel or extended transit through a risk country; review current immigration/health rules.
Health entry measures checked November 11, 2026: UK government entry advice lists different Ebola measures depending on where you travelled or transited in the past 21 days. For Kenya or Nigeria, it says you must sign a health undertaking and will receive regular telephone monitoring after arrival. For the Democratic Republic of the Congo, you must declare your recent travel and may face screening or be denied entry. Travellers who qualify for a listed exemption must spend 21 days in quarantine at an approved location, with health monitoring and at their own expense. Confirm the latest requirements for your itinerary with Malagasy authorities and your airline before departure. Do not assume visa approval exempts you from these health measures.