South Africa Grants 90-Day Visa Exemption to Tanzanian Citizens

South Africa has confirmed that citizens of Tanzania are eligible for visa-free entry into the country for up to 90 days in 2026, provided they travel on qualifying travel documents. According to South Africa's official visa exemption framework, nationals of Tanzania do not need to obtain a visa before arriving at any South African port of entry, as long as their intended stay does not exceed 90 days.
The exemption applies to nationals travelling on a national passport, whether diplomatic, official, or ordinary, or on a recognised travel document. There are no restrictions based on the type of passport held within those categories.
While the visa exemption removes the requirement to apply in advance, travellers must still comply with standard entry requirements, including holding a valid travel document and demonstrating sufficient funds for their stay. Visitors intending to stay beyond 90 days or engage in activities not covered by a visitor's entry must apply for the appropriate visa before travelling.
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