Ramotswa Immigration

Ramotswa Immigration is an immigration office in Ramotswa, South-East District, Botswana, run by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship within the Ministry of Labour and Home Affairs. The Government of Botswana's service pages state that the department delivers its services at its headquarters, at regional and district immigration offices and, for some services, at missions abroad. Among the services listed for district immigration offices are applications for Botswana passports, extensions of a visitor's permitted stay beyond the standard 90 days, and electronic emergency travel documents for citizens who need to travel urgently to neighbouring countries other than South Africa. The government gives a passport fee of BWP 260 for adults and BWP 100 for children aged up to 15, with processing taking five working days for applications made outside Gaborone; an extension of stay costs BWP 500 and takes three days. The ministry's own page describes the department's role as facilitating movement and ensuring the security of citizens and residents through border management and the issue of passports, visas and immigration permits. Its functions also include residence and permanent residence permits, exemption certificates, citizenship services and the Botswana Blue Card. Ramotswa lies south-west of Gaborone and is the tribal capital of the Balete; its kgosi, Mosadi Seboko, was the first woman to serve as a paramount chief in Botswana. The village had 27,760 residents at the 2011 census, and its industries include a wheat flour mill and metal products manufacturing. The government gives immigration service hours as 07:30 to 12:45 and 13:45 to 16:30, Monday to Friday, except public holidays; the department's central line, as listed on gov.bw, is +267 361 1300, and its toll-free number is 0800 600 777.

4VQ3+GQ9, Ramotswa, Botswana
Ramotswa

24°51′41″S 25°51′16″E

• Botswana passport applications
• Extension of days of visit
• Electronic emergency travel documents