Accommodations offered to those interning in Tanzania will differ depending on whether they are living in an urban or rural setting. In the city, commodities such as electricity, running water, and internet connectivity are much more available than in rural areas. Adjusting to life in Tanzania will undoubtedly come with a fair dosage of culture shock, but this will soon fade when interns come to more intimately understand the country and its people.

Interns from most countries outside of Africa can obtain a visa upon arrival to intern in Tanzania. The specific type needed will typically depend on how long the internship is and if compensation is being provided or not. For more details on the visa requirements for your home nation, consult with your internship provider and also check out GoAbroad’s Tanzanian Embassy Directory.