East African Community: From February 2014, Kenya, Rwanda and Uganda issue an East African Tourist Visa.[4] The visa costs 100 USD and has no restrictions on nationality. It is a non-extendable multiple-entry 90-day visa that has to be first used to enter the country that issued it. Like traditional visas, it will be assessed manually and requires some documents such as return ticket and vaccination certificate.[5]
Kenya: From 1 January 2021, Kenya solely issues e-visas and physical visas are no longer available.[6] Kenya issues both "East African Tourist Visa" and "Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA)". Both will involve manual assessment which takes around three days, and requires some documents such as return ticket and vaccination certificate.[7] The eTA can be single-entry or multiple-entry.
Seychelles: Visitors to the Seychelles do not require a visa. However, they need SEBS (Seychelles Electronic Border System). It must need to be fulfilled 30 days before the entry, and pay a fee. Travellers of all ages need to do that, while Seychellois citizens and permanent residents still need the Embarkation Information Form.[8]
South Africa: Citizens of India,Mexico,Indonesia and China can apply for a ETA.[9] The ETA is usually granted instantly or within 24 hours. Passport holders from eligible countries may stay for up to 90 days per year, with the possibility of extending their stay for an additional 90 days.
Americas
Canada: Foreign nationals that are eligible to enter Canada visa-free can do so via land or sea. However, if arriving to Canada by air, they are required to obtain a ETA prior to arrival. Travellers from 14 other countries normally require a visa to enter Canada, but are eligible to apply for an ETA for entry by air if they have held a Canadian visa within the 10 years prior to applying or if they currently hold a valid non-immigrant USvisa.[a] Such travellers must still have a valid Canadian visa to enter by land or sea. US citizens and lawful permanent residents and French citizens arriving from Saint Pierre and Miquelon are not required to obtain a ETA when traveling by air.