Visa types we handle for EQUATORIAL GUINEA
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Tourist
Leisure, sightseeing, visiting family or friends
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Business
Business meetings, conferences, trade events
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Employment
Work authorisation linked to employer sponsorship
How the process works with us
Typical end-to-end breakdown for EQUATORIAL GUINEA.
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Day 1
Onboarding
2
Day 2-7
Document Preparation
3
Day 8-10
Submission
4
Day 11-27
Embassy Processing
5
Day 28-30
Passport Return
Documents you'll need
The exact paperwork required for your EQUATORIAL GUINEA application.
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Identity & Travel
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✓ Passport with minimum 6 months validity and at least 2 blank pages
✓ All old passports — even expired ones
✓ 2 recent photographs: 35x45mm, white background, plain expression
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Application Paperwork
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✓ Completed visa application form (filled by our team)
✓ Cover letter explaining trip purpose, itinerary and intent to return
✓ Any declaration forms required by the embassy
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Financial Proof
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✓ Bank statements for last 3 months (clearly showing balance and transactions)
✓ ITR for last 2 financial years
✓ Salary slips for last 3 months (salaried) OR CA-certified financials (self-employed)
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Trip Details
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✓ Confirmed return flight reservation (booking confirmation, not purchased ticket)
✓ Hotel bookings or accommodation confirmation for every night of stay
✓ Travel insurance covering the full duration of trip
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Employment / Status
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✓ Employer letter confirming role, salary, tenure and approved leave
✓ Business owners: company registration + GST certificate + 2 years ITR
✓ Students: bonafide letter from institution
Apply for your Equatorial Guinea visa from India with House of Visas. Government fee: ₹6,720. Stay: 30 days. Processing: 10–15 days.
We manage your complete Equatorial Guinea visa application: document review and preparation, embassy-format application, appointment booking, and submission, status updates via WhatsApp, and passport courier delivery to your door. Total cost with House of Visas: ₹11,009 all-inclusive.
98% approval rate across all destinations. Approval guaranteed or service fee refunded. One dedicated case manager from start to finish.
Documents
- Bank Statements
- Cover Letter
- Employer Letter
- Flight Tickets
- Hotel Booking
- ITR
- Passport
- Photo
- Travel Insurance
Languages
- French
- Portuguese
- Spanish
Regions
- Africa
Types
- Sticker Visa
Validity
- 10-30 days
Visa Delivery
- 10-15 days
Can Also Visit
Equatorial Guinea only
| Charge Description | Amount | Paid To |
|---|---|---|
| Govt Fee (₹) | ₹6,720 | Govt Fee |
| VFS/Centre (₹) | ₹0 | VFS/Centre |
| Insurance (₹) | ₹750 | Insurance |
| HoV Service (₹) | ₹2,999 | HoV Service |
| Gst 18% (₹) | ₹540 | Gst |
| TOTAL (₹) | ₹11,009 |
Why EQUATORIAL GUINEA applications get rejected
Avoid these common mistakes. Our experts prevent 100% of these cases.
Insufficient financial proof
A balance that looks healthy on submission day but shows big unexplained deposits or irregular patterns is a red flag for consulates.
OUR FIX: We review 3 months of statements and flag anything the consulate will question before it leaves your file. We brief you on minimum balance requirements.
Incomplete or incorrect documents
Missing pages, blurry scans, name mismatches between passport and bank statements, or outdated documents are the most common rejection triggers.
OUR FIX: We conduct a thorough document audit before submission. Every page is checked for consistency, clarity and completeness.
Weak ties to home country
If the consulate cannot see a clear reason you will return to India — stable employment, property ownership, family dependents — they may refuse.
OUR FIX: We help you document your ties: employer letters confirming leave approval, property papers, and family obligations. We build a strong case for your return.
Poor travel history
First-time international travellers or those with previous visa refusals face higher scrutiny without proper context.
OUR FIX: We craft a strong cover letter that contextualises your travel history and addresses any past refusals proactively and honestly.