How to Get an Angolan Tourist or Business Visa (Ordinary Visa) at the New York Consulate

Angola is a pretty interesting place although crazy expensive!  I remember reading a report that said that Luanda is one of the most expensive cities in the world.  The reason?  These guys are bathing in oil!  Black gold is the rule, and cash is king in this part of the world my friend.

Even with Angola being crazy expensive, if you’ve got some extra money saved up, there are some interesting places to see from a tourist perspective.  As a U.S. citizen, you will need a visa.  I’ll explain the whole process below.

The New York consulate has jurisdiction over the States of New York, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Massachusetts, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

To view other types of Angolan visas, click here. To select a different consulate, click here.

1
Gather Documentation

Go to this site, and gather all of the required materials.

2
Get your visa fees

Make sure you double check how much you need to pay for your visa at this link. You need to get a money order in the correct amount.

3
Submit information

Drop off the application at the Consulate or call the Consulate to ask for mailing instructions.

4
Receive your visa

Congratulations! The Angolan Consulate will give to you your brand new Angolan visa. If you applied in person, go pick it up.

  • The Angolan Consulate in New York is a bit faster than the other consulates (especially when compared to Houston).  These guys take a minimum of 5 business days to process the visa.
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Vaccination information

Check vaccination requirements here.

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