Tanzania Embassy in Germany 2026

The Embassy of the United Republic of Tanzania in Berlin serves Tanzanians across Germany and also covers Austria and Switzerland. Germany hosts one of the largest Tanzanian diaspora communities in Europe, with strong historical ties dating back to German East Africa (1885-1919).

Botschaft der Vereinigten Republik Tansania in Berlin — Kontakt, Visum und konsularische Dienste

Contact Details

Address

Eschenallee 11
14050 Berlin
Germany

Telephone

+49 30 3030800

Email

info@tanzania-gov.de

Office Hours

Monday - Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Consular Section: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Website

de.tzembassy.go.tz

Jurisdiction

Germany, Austria, Switzerland

Services Offered

Passport Services

  • New e-passport application (USD 90)
  • Passport renewal (USD 90)
  • Lost/stolen passport replacement
  • Emergency travel documents
  • Children's passport
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Visa Services

  • Tanzania e-Visa guidance
  • Business visa support
  • Work permit referrals
  • Diplomatic visa processing
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Notarial Services

  • Document authentication
  • Power of attorney
  • Affidavits and declarations
  • Certificate of No Impediment
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Emergency Services

  • Emergency travel documents
  • Detained citizen assistance
  • Repatriation support
  • Medical emergency referrals
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Important Information

German Citizens Visiting Tanzania

German citizens require a visa to visit Tanzania. The Tanzania e-Visa is the easiest option: $50 single entry, $100 multiple entry, processing 3-10 business days. Visa on arrival was abolished on January 30, 2025. All visitors must now apply for an e-Visa at Tanzanian airports.

Tanzania-Germany Relations

Germany and Tanzania share deep historical ties. Germany is one of Tanzania's largest bilateral development partners, with cooperation spanning education, health, environment, and governance. Many German NGOs and development agencies operate in Tanzania, and there is a significant academic exchange between universities.

Tanzanians in Austria and Switzerland

The Berlin embassy also covers Austria and Switzerland. Tanzanians in Vienna or Zurich can access consular services by post or by scheduling an appointment at the Berlin embassy. Contact the embassy to confirm which services are available by post.

Fee Summary

ServiceFee (USD)
New e-Passport / Renewal$90
Emergency Travel Document$30 - $50
Document Authentication$20 - $50
Power of Attorney$30 - $50
Certified Copies$10 - $20

Payment in USD or EUR equivalent. Confirm accepted payment methods with the embassy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. The Tanzania Embassy in Berlin has jurisdiction over Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Tanzanians in these countries can access all consular services through the Berlin embassy, either in person or by post for certain services.

Tanzanians apply for a Schengen visa at the German Embassy in Dar es Salaam (not Berlin). The German Embassy in DSM processes Schengen visa applications directly. See our Schengen Visa Guide for full details on requirements and process.

Contact the embassy to confirm postal services availability. Some passport services may require an in-person visit for biometric data capture. If postal service is available, send documents by Einschreiben (registered mail) with a prepaid return envelope.

German citizens need a visa for Tanzania. The e-Visa ($50 single entry) is the fastest option - apply online at visa.immigration.go.tz. Processing takes 3-10 business days. Visa on arrival was abolished on January 30, 2025. All visitors must now apply for an e-Visa at Tanzanian airports for $50.

Quick Contact

Phone: +49 30 3030800

Email: info@tanzania-gov.de

Hours: Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM

Covers: Germany, Austria, Switzerland

Services

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