Ua fautuaina e le South Africa Airways ana tagata faʻatau o loʻo malaga atu i Botswana, o loʻo faʻalauiloa mai e le malo o le atunuʻu, le Levy Development Development Levy. O le lafoga fou e $ US30 e faʻaaoga mai ia Iuni 1, 2017 ma e aʻafia ai tagata asiasi uma i Botswana mai Ausetalia.
O le faamoemoe taua o le lafoga o le saili tupe mo le faasao ma atinae turisi i le atunuu ma ia lagolagoina le atinae o turisi tuputupu ae i Botswana. O le lafoga o le a totogiina i uma taulaga ulufale e aofia ai malae vaʻalele ma pou tuaoi.
Totogi o le a faia e ala i masini eletise totogi e ala i tinoitupe ($ USD) poʻo i debit ma credit card. A maeʻa totogi, o le lisiti e faʻatatau i le tusifolau asiasi o le a gaosia lea e tuʻuina atu i tagata ofisa femalagaaʻi o le a latou maitauina le totogiina ma faʻailoga le tusi folau. O le lisiti e aoga mo le 30 aso ma aoga mo le tele o faamaumauga i le atunuʻu.
Mo nisi faʻamatalaga tagaʻi botswanatourism.co.bw/tourismlevy
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The stated intention of the levy is to raise funds for conservation and tourism development in the country and to support tourism industry growth in Botswana.
- Following payment, a receipt corresponding to the visitor's passport will be generated which is presented to immigration officials who will note the payment and stamp the passport.
- The new levy of $US30 is applicable from June 1, 2017 and will impact all visitors to Botswana from Australia.
