🇦🇲Armenia

Typically bring

• Passport with at least six months validity beyond the planned stay
• Valid e‑visa approval (printed or on device)
• Return or onward ticket
• Proof of sufficient funds or accommodation details

Watch out for

• Missing the e‑visa approval or not having it in the original passport; this can lead to denied entry.
• Assuming the e‑visa is a tourist visa – if you plan to work or study, a different visa may be required.
• Not checking the expiry date on the e‑visa approval card – it can be short‑lived.

Good to know

• Armenian currency is the Armenian dram (AMD); cash and card use are common in Yerevan but card acceptance drops in rural areas.
• The official language is Armenian, but Russian is widely spoken in older generations and English is common in tourism zones.
• Internet and mobile data are generally reliable in cities; consider a local SIM for better coverage.
• Yerevan is considered safe, but usual travel precautions apply, especially in crowded tourist spots.