Yemen Launches E-Visa System Backed by U.S. to Boost Border Security and Facilitate Entry
The Yemen Immigration and Passport Authority, headquartered in interim capital Aden, officially launched a new electronic visa system today, in collaboration with the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and with funding support from the United States.
The system marks a significant step in the government's digital transformation efforts and is aligned with Presidential Leadership Council directives to strengthen border security and modernize immigration services.
Advanced Platform Now Live
According to Deputy Director Maj. Gen. Abduljabbar Salem, the system is now live and accessible via the official website:
https://yemenevisa.org/visas
Arab and foreign nationals can now apply for entry visas online, provided they meet the eligibility requirements.
Salem noted that 85% of immigration-related services have been automated, including passport issuance, nationality services, residency permits, and border control systems.
High-Level Participation and Strategic Support
Attendees included:
Brig. Gen. Taha Mujalli, Assistant Deputy for Arab and Foreign Affairs
Col. Najmi Al-Fatimi, Director of Arab and Foreign Affairs
Muhannad Al-Rubaie, IOM Aden Office Director
Salem praised the support of President Rashad Al-Alimi, Interior Minister Ibrahim Haidan, and Authority Head Maj. Gen. Mohammed Al-Ramli, adding that the system will help combat illegal immigration and terrorism, while maintaining international standards.
He also highlighted the vital role of Saudi-led Coalition forces in facilitating the transport of equipment, enabling the project's success.
Key Features
Nationwide integration of all immigration branches and border crossings
Seamless coordination with Yemeni embassies abroad
Enhanced anti-fraud measures and visa monitoring
Secure data storage and faster processing
Easier access for travelers and applicants
Yemen's Digital Security Milestone
The e-visa platform is a landmark initiative that reinforces Yemen’s digital transition and border resilience while enhancing transparency and global cooperation in immigration management.
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