All National Park’s in Namibia issue the relevant permits upon arrival at the park gates, fees and requirements only differ at a few parks. The following are strictly prohibited in all parks: pets, motorcycles, persons traveling on open vehicles or open loading bays, hitch hikers, leaving indicated roads, leaving the vehicle, pellets guns, catapults or unsealed firearms, disturbance of game.

All safari guests must carry a passport that is valid for six months beyond the intended length of stay. US citizens traveling to Namibia are not required to carry a visa. Citizens of other countries should check with the Namibia consulate to verify entry requirements. [top]

The below mentioned documents must be submitted to your Namibian wedding organiser and pastor. Also important to know by local planners is whether the wedding will be a religious wedding or only a civil wedding as to arrange appropriate pastors. All technicalities will be arranged in the legal requirements by your local pastor and wedding organiser.

Candidates should normally hold a relevant first degree or an equivalent professional qualification and should have at least two years' relevant professional experience. Applicants who do not hold formal qualifications to degree level, but who are able to demonstrate considerable experience in a relevant field may still be accepted.

A General Parks Permit application and instructions is available on the web by clicking on the Licenses, Permits, Applications and Forms on the main page of the Town's website and then select the Online Forms for Parks and Recreation. If you want to reserve a ball field, please use the Parks Field Permit Application.

A Parks Ball Field Permit application and instructions is available on the web by clicking on the Licenses, Permits, Applications and Forms on the main page of the Town's website and then select the Online Forms for Parks and Recreation. If you want to reserve picnic grounds or general park use, please use the General Parks Permit Application.