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Representatives of the foreign media traveling on assignment to the United States require "I" classification visas. They are not eligible to travel visa-free under the Visa Waiver Program or enter the United States on B-1 business visas. Those who attempt to do so may be denied admission to the United States by immigration authorities at the port of entry.

International media wishing to visit Djibouti should contact the Acting Public Affairs Officer, Rebecca Hunter, at HunterRK@state.gov. Journalists visiting Djibouti require a regular tourist visa and a letter of accreditation, which the Embassy will facilitate. Proof of yellow fever vaccination is required to obtain a visa.

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- Accreditation Letter -

International media wishing to report on Djibouti need to have an accreditation letter. Before departing for Djibouti please send an e-mail with the following informations to Rebecca Hunter - Acting Public Affairs Officer at HunterRK@state.gov:

 - Name:
 - Newspaper/Organization:
 - Function:
 - Nationality:
 - DOB and passport number:
 - Equipment and serial numbers:




 

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