Foreigners entering Armenia are required to show their valid passport. CIS member states, EU member states, Schengen countries, the United States of America, and a few others are exempt from an entry visa.
To know if a visa is required for your trip to Armenia, click here.
To apply for visas online, visit the e-visa platform.
For more information regarding visas, please click here.
Languages
The official state language is Armenian, while Russian is also widely spoken by most. English is also prevalent, especially among the younger generation. Most of the service industry is likely to speak at least 2 of these languages, and almost every restaurant has trilingual menus (Armenian, Russian, and English).
Armenian currency monetary is the Armenian dram ” Դ”.
Visitors from abroad must resort to exchanging the currency at the prevailing exchange rate. The best places to exchange your currency are the local banks which are usually open from 09:00 to 16:30 Monday through Friday. Most banks do not close for lunch. Credit cards are accepted most anywhere as well as debit cards. All banks feature ATM machines.
Emergency Contacts
Fire Department - 101
Police - 102
Ambulance - 103
Gas Emergency Service - 104
Emergency Situations Crisis Management Center - 911
Municipality of Yerevan Hotline - 105
Human Rights Defender of Armenia Hotline - 116
Zvartnots International Airport Hotline – 187
COVID-19 Entry Requirements
Entry restrictions have been completely lifted for travelers entering Armenia, as PCR tests and proof of vaccination status are no longer required.