Named ordinary passports: Tanzania ordinary or multiple visa on arrival
The current official Immigration guideline expressly gives this named cohort both online and visa-on-arrival facilities. Because the same visitor visa can be issued at an official entry point, the easiest supported baseline is visa_on_arrival, not evisa.
- The direct named schedule grants both online and on-arrival facilities. It does not make an online application mandatory, so this is not normalized as evisa. Issuance is only at an official designated entry point, not an assertion that every port offers an arrival visa.
- An ordinary tourist visa is stated to cost USD 50 and be valid up to 90 days. United States passport holders visiting for tourism are instead required to use the USD 100 multiple visa, even for a single entry; the guide nevertheless includes the United States in the named on-arrival cohort.
- The portal's raw lists overlap: Ghana, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent are also on the live visa-free schedule, so their direct no-visa route prevails; Burkina Faso and Guinea appear in the raw VOA list but are referral cases, so the referral eVisa policy prevails. These codes are omitted from this VOA policy.
- Ordinary visa holders may not work or conduct business. Transit, work, residence, business-only, diplomatic, official, service, refugee/stateless, special-document and Zanzibar-specific operating rules are not decided by this policy. Entry remains subject to documents, health, funds/onward travel and officer discretion.