What to do if you made an error on your application
Apply for Ethiopia eVisa NowHow to handle errors in your eVisa application
Discovering a mistake on your Ethiopia eVisa application after submission can be stressful. The ability to correct errors depends on the type of mistake and when you discover it.
Understanding what can and cannot be corrected will help you take the appropriate action to resolve the issue and avoid application rejection.
Small typos in non-critical fields may be overlooked or correctable. Examples: middle name spelling, minor address errors.
Critical mistakes require new application. Examples: wrong passport number, incorrect date of birth, wrong nationality.
Wrong or poor quality documents uploaded. May be correctable if requested by immigration.
Before submitting your eVisa application:
Taking time to review prevents costly mistakes.
If you discover an error after submission:
Note: You cannot edit a submitted application yourself. Support will advise if correction is possible or if you need to reapply.
| Mistake Type | Severity | Solution |
|---|---|---|
| Wrong passport number | Critical | Must submit new application with correct number |
| Incorrect date of birth | Critical | Must submit new application |
| Typo in name | Moderate | Contact support; may be correctable |
| Wrong travel dates | Minor | Usually not critical; visa validity allows flexibility |
| Poor quality photo | Moderate | May be asked to resubmit better photo |
No, the eVisa fee is non-refundable. If you need to submit a new application due to errors, you must pay the full fee again. This is why careful review before submission is crucial.
Review all required documents before starting, have your passport in front of you while filling the form, double-check all entries, and review the entire application before final submission.