The Namibian government’s newly launched visa-on-arrival e-platform has been met with criticism from stakeholders in the tourism industry.
They have raised concerns over security flaws, pricing inconsistencies, and overall functionality.
The long-awaited platform, launched on Monday by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Immigration, Safety and Security, aims to streamline the visa application process for international visitors.
The roll-out has, however, been marred by technical glitches and confusion.
An industry expert, who wishes to remain anonymous, has expressed concerns about the platform’s lack of verification measures during the application process.
This is the first concern: One can apply with any fake documents, and they…
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