Do I need a visa to Mali?
Entry requirements for all 198 nationalities · data updated February 2026
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Mali lets citizens of 24 countries visit without a visa, and grants visas on arrival to 2. Citizens of 172 countries need a full visa arranged in advance.
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No visa required — 24 nationalities
| Passport | Allowed stay | |
|---|---|---|
| Benin | See official source | Full answer → |
| Burkina Faso | See official source | Full answer → |
| Cape Verde | See official source | Full answer → |
| Gambia | See official source | Full answer → |
| Ghana | See official source | Full answer → |
| Guinea | See official source | Full answer → |
| Guinea-Bissau | See official source | Full answer → |
| Ivory Coast | See official source | Full answer → |
| Liberia | See official source | Full answer → |
| Niger | See official source | Full answer → |
| Nigeria | See official source | Full answer → |
| Senegal | See official source | Full answer → |
| Sierra Leone | See official source | Full answer → |
| Togo | See official source | Full answer → |
| Cameroon | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Chad | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Hong Kong | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Macao | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Mauritania | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Morocco | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Tunisia | 90 days | Full answer → |
| United Arab Emirates | 90 days | Full answer → |
| Algeria | 30 days | Full answer → |
| Indonesia | 30 days | Full answer → |
Visa on arrival — 2 nationalities
| Passport | Allowed stay | |
|---|---|---|
| Kenya | — | Full answer → |
| Rwanda | — | Full answer → |
Visa required — 172 nationalities
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