Practical, source-checked answers for people planning a trip to Namibia or looking into what comes after a first visit. Entry rules changed for many nationalities in 2025, and official information is scattered across a government portal, secondary summaries, and a handful of visa-agent sites that don't always agree with each other — this collection tries to separate what an official source actually confirms from what is only claimed. Where a number, a fee, or a requirement comes from Namib Passage's own trip offer rather than an outside authority, that's stated directly rather than dressed up as independent research. Coverage will expand into park entrance fees, self-drive logistics, and route planning as verified material becomes available, and each article links back to the official sources it relies on and forward to the sections of the main site — tours and residency — that a given question naturally leads into. Nothing here is legal advice.
Namibia ended visa-free entry for 33 nationalities on 1 April 2025. Fees, entry points, documents and what to check before you book your trip.
Namib-Naukluft park entrance fees from the official MEFT schedule, the Sesriem inner/outer gate times, and what tourism sites report has changed since.
Official MEFT entrance fees for Etosha, the four gate names, opening hours logic, and what recent fee-increase reports could not be confirmed.