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India → Mauritania: do you need a visa?

SHORT-VISIT ENTRY SUMMARY

eVisa required

Mauritania requires an eVisa for India citizens before travel (up to 90 days).

Dataset: February 2026. Confirm current rules with official authorities before traveling. Work, study, and longer stays may require a separate visa.

Which visa are you getting?

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    Short-Stay eVisa — 30 Days (Single Entry)

    Online eVisa authorization for short visits up to 30 days, single entry.
    Who fits: Non-exempt travelers making short visits such as tourism, family visits, business meetings, or transit, staying up to 30 days.
    Gov fees: MFA table, 30 days: Arab world and Africa €40 / $45; rest of world €55 / $60. Confirm amount, currency, and payment method locally. — Procedures portal also lists €40 for Arab/African states and €55 for other states. Confirm the live amount before paying.

    Documents

    • Valid passport with at least 6 months validity (copy upload as requested by the portal)
    • Recent personal photograph (upload as requested by the portal)
    • Supporting document for the stay, as applicable: lodging reservation or travel itinerary for tourists, invitation letter for business or family visits, onward ticket and next-country visa if transiting
    • Trip details: arrival date, address in Mauritania, and travel reason
    • Valid email address to receive the authorization/confirmation code
    • Fee payment per the Foreign Ministry schedule

    FAQ

    Can I get a visa on arrival or from an embassy?
    No. Since 5 January 2025 travelers needing a visa must obtain the electronic authorization online before boarding; the Brussels embassy states it no longer issues visas.

    How long can I stay on this package?
    The portal package is 30 days. The Foreign Ministry table prices a 30-day stay at €40/$45 for the Arab world and Africa and €55/$60 for the rest of the world.

    Does this visa allow work in Mauritania?
    No. Paid work requires a work authorization and a residence card (carte de séjour). Use this eVisa only for short visits; apply for the residence card after entry if you will work.

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