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Entry rules · Chad → Togo

Do Chadian citizens need a visa for Togo?

e-Visa

Yes. Chadian citizens need an e-Visa for Togo, applied for online before travel.

Entry rule
e-Visa
Allowed stay
Set by the permit
Chadian passport
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Before you go

See also: the six-month passport rule and visa-free, visa on arrival, eTA and e-Visa explained.

Togo at a glance

Capital
Lomé
Currency
West African CFA franc (Fr, XOF)
Languages
French
Calling code
+228
Drives on the
right

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Questions

Do Chadian citizens need a visa for Togo?

Yes. Chadian citizens need an e-Visa for Togo, applied for online before travel.

How long can Chadian citizens stay in Togo?

The length of stay is set by the e-Visa you receive, so check it when you apply. It is commonly 30 to 90 days for tourism, but it varies by country and permit type.

How do I apply for a Togo e-Visa?

Apply online on the official government site, upload the documents it asks for, pay the fee and wait for approval. Save or print the approval and carry it with your passport.

How long must my passport be valid for Togo?

Many countries want at least 3 to 6 months of validity beyond the day you leave, and some also ask for blank pages. Our data does not list the rule for each country, so confirm it with the official immigration site before you book.

How up to date is this information?

Entry rules come from the open Passport Index dataset by Ilya Ilyankou (MIT), last updated 18 February 2026. Governments change rules often, so treat this as a guide and check with the embassy or the official immigration site before you book.

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Source: Passport Index dataset by Ilya Ilyankou (MIT), updated 18 February 2026. Always check official rules before you travel.