Frequently Asked Questions

Prepare your passport and a copy of its identification page, completed application forms, passport photos, and yellow fever documentation. The visa page lists additional documents by travel purpose.

For tourism, prepare your hotel booking, flight itinerary, and any tour-company agenda. For business, prepare an invitation from your company or business contact in Gabon.

Check Gabon’s government e-visa portal for eligibility, accepted entry points, fees, and payment instructions.

This service is for Gabonese nationals living in the United States or its territories.

Upload a recent passport-size color photo with a plain white background, valid identification, and your birth certificate. A valid passport is recommended. Proof of address issued within the last three months and a residence permit are optional.

You can arrange shipping during the online application or collect your card in person. Shipping charges are shown separately at checkout.

You can apply for yourself, your wife if married, and your children. Each recipient must be a Gabonese citizen. Fees and supporting documents apply per recipient.

Prepare a passport-size photo, a copy of the birth certificate, a former passport or loss declaration, and a travel booking. Adults may also provide another valid identity document.

The service offers standard and expedited processing. During the application, you can select email delivery, in-person pickup, or shipping.

Prepare the child’s birth certificate and the mother’s identification. Include the father’s identification if he is declared. You can also provide the parents’ birth certificates and any foreign birth certificate for the child, if available.

Yes. Choose the number of copies in Child Information. The first copy is included in the online service fee, and additional copies are charged separately. Shipping is calculated at checkout.

Prepare a notarized copy of the marriage certificate, a copy of each spouse’s birth certificate, and valid identification for both spouses. A passport is recommended for each Gabonese spouse.

Provide notarized identification. A child of the couple must also provide a notarized birth certificate naming both parents. Heirs, legal representatives, and other requestors must provide the notarized legal judgment supporting their request.

One of the future spouses must submit the application, and at least one future spouse must be a Gabonese national. The ceremony requires two to four witnesses.

Apply at least six weeks before your preferred date. The date remains provisional until the mandatory publication of banns is complete and the Consular Service confirms it.

Yes. Upload the requested copies, including the signed and notarized Matrimonial Regime form, and bring the originals of all submitted documents on the day of the ceremony. Check the service page for documents required in specific circumstances.

Prepare a notarized copy of the death certificate, a copy of the deceased’s passport, and the requestor’s valid identification. A passport is recommended for Gabonese requestors. The family record book is optional.

The service page lists in-person pickup and shipping. Review the delivery options during your application.

The online Passport service is coming soon. Contact the Consular Service for help with a passport request.

Sign in and open your Dashboard to find applications in progress. You may also be prompted to continue a saved request when you start the same service.

The Dashboard lists your applications and their current status. Use My Account to review or update your profile.