アルメニアのすべてのビザルートを解説

American citizens can visit Armenia without a visa — the United States is on the MFA's official unilateral visa-exemption list, with stays of up to 180 days during one year.

Indian citizens need a visa for Armenia — the easiest official route is the MFA's e-Visa portal (evisa.mfa.am): a visitor visa for up to 21 days of stay (USD 8) or up to 120 days (USD 39), applied for entirely online and processed in up to 3 working days.

Indian citizens who hold a valid US residence permit may enter Armenia visa-free for up to 180 days — no Armenia visa needed. Under a temporary MFA exemption running from 1 July 2026 to 1 July 2027, Indian nationals with a valid US residence permit (valid for at least six months from the date of entry) are exempt from the Armenian visa requirement and can stay up to 180 days within a one-year period.

Egyptian citizens need a visa for Armenia — the easiest official route is the MFA's e-Visa portal (evisa.mfa.am): a visitor visa for up to 21 days of stay (USD 8) or up to 120 days (USD 39), applied for entirely online and processed in up to 3 working days.

Egyptian citizens who hold a valid US residence permit may enter Armenia visa-free for up to 180 days — no Armenia visa needed. Under a temporary MFA exemption running from 1 July 2026 to 1 July 2027, Egyptian nationals with a valid US residence permit (valid for at least six months from the date of entry) are exempt from the Armenian visa requirement and can stay up to 180 days within a one-year period.

Nigerian citizens can obtain an Armenian visitor visa only at an Armenian diplomatic representation or consular post abroad, and only with an invitation submitted in Armenia through the official e-request.am portal (AMD 5,000 consular fee) — per the MFA's official invitation-only list.

Nigerian citizens living in the United States can obtain an Armenian visitor visa only at an Armenian diplomatic representation or consular post — apply through the Armenian mission whose jurisdiction covers your US state of residence, and only with an invitation submitted in Armenia through the official e-request.am portal (AMD 5,000 consular fee), per the MFA's official invitation-only list.

Pakistani citizens can obtain an Armenian visitor visa only at an Armenian diplomatic representation or consular post abroad, and only with an invitation submitted in Armenia through the official e-request.am portal (AMD 5,000 consular fee) — per the MFA's official invitation-only list.

Pakistani citizens who hold a valid US residence permit may enter Armenia visa-free for up to 180 days — no Armenia visa needed. Under a temporary MFA exemption running from 1 July 2026 to 1 July 2027, Pakistani nationals with a valid US residence permit (valid for at least six months from the date of entry) are exempt from the Armenian visa requirement and can stay up to 180 days within a one-year period — which also spares them the invitation-only consular route that normally applies to Pakistani passports.

Bangladeshi citizens can obtain an Armenian visitor visa only at an Armenian diplomatic representation or consular post abroad, and only with an invitation submitted in Armenia through the official e-request.am portal (AMD 5,000 consular fee) — per the MFA's official invitation-only list.

Bangladeshi citizens living in the United States can obtain an Armenian visitor visa only at an Armenian diplomatic representation or consular post — apply through the Armenian mission whose jurisdiction covers your US state of residence, and only with an invitation submitted in Armenia through the official e-request.am portal (AMD 5,000 consular fee), per the MFA's official invitation-only list.

Filipino citizens need a visa for Armenia — the easiest official route is the MFA's e-Visa portal (evisa.mfa.am): a visitor visa for up to 21 days of stay (USD 8) or up to 120 days (USD 39), applied for entirely online and processed in up to 3 working days.

Filipino citizens who hold a valid US residence permit may enter Armenia visa-free for up to 180 days — no Armenia visa needed. Under a temporary MFA exemption running from 1 July 2026 to 1 July 2027, Filipino nationals with a valid US residence permit (valid for at least six months from the date of entry) are exempt from the Armenian visa requirement and can stay up to 180 days within a one-year period.

Vietnamese citizens need a visa for Armenia — the easiest official route is the MFA's e-Visa portal (evisa.mfa.am): a visitor visa for up to 21 days of stay (USD 8) or up to 120 days (USD 39), applied for entirely online and processed in up to 3 working days.

Russian citizens can visit Armenia without a visa — Russia is on the MFA's official list of visa-free agreement countries (all passport types), with stays of up to 180 days during one year.

Russian citizens living in the United States can still visit Armenia without a visa — the visa-free right follows the Russian passport, not where you live, so it applies from the US (or anywhere); Russian nationals are on the MFA's official visa-free list (all passport types), with stays of up to 180 days during one year.

Chinese citizens can visit Armenia without a visa — China is on the MFA's official list of visa-free agreement countries (all passport types), with stays of up to 180 days during one year.

Chinese citizens living in the United States can still visit Armenia without a visa — the visa-free right follows the Chinese passport, not where you live, so it applies from the US (or anywhere); Chinese nationals are on the MFA's official visa-free list (all passport types), with stays of up to 180 days during one year.