How to Get an Afghanistan Transit Visa at the New York Consulate

Afghanistan Transit Visa New York Consulate

Afghanistan Transit Visa New York Consulate

Got a long layover or need to travel through Afghanistan by vehicle on your way to an adventure? You’ll need one of these! Here are the steps necessary to get an Afghanistan Transit Visa at the New York Consulate:

1
Get the Required Documents

First, you’ll need to get all your documents in order, just like with any visa. Gather all the required materials at this web site.

2
Apply for the visa

Drop off or mail (USPS Express Mail recommended) all that documentation to the Consulate.

3
Receive Your Visa

If everything goes smoothly, the Afghanistan Consulate will tell you your visa is approved. Congratulations!

If you applied in person, go pick it up from the consulate. If you applied by mail, you will receive it in the mail. It’s that easy!

4
Vaccination Requirements

You don’t want to get sick on your trip! Check the vaccination requirements here and see your doctor well in advance.

5
Visa Hunter's Notes

Here’s a hidden catch you’ll want to watch for. Do not forget to bring with you 2 additional passport photos (2×2 inch) for the foreigner registration card which you will have to get upon your entry in Afghanistan. Just do a Google search to find the closest place to you that would do passport photos and you’ll be all set.

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