Tanzania has many rules and regulations for filming and therefore it is important to be properly guided through this long bureaucratic process. Permissions include filming inside the national park or conservation area, drone filming, and night filming. Once you have got a filming permit for filming in Tanzania, there may be other permissions needed depending on what you want to film. Other permissions for filming in Tanzania Contact us here to help you secure the Tanzania filming permit. Once that is done you will send the original documents back to your Tanzanian service producer/fixer for finalization with local Tanzanian authorities.Ī regular Tanzania Filming permit costs US$1,000 if you apply 3 months in advance and a last-minute Tanzania Filming permit costs US$3,000.
The application will be submitted to your local Tanzanian consulate so that they can complete the application.
The first step is to complete all necessary applications with the help of your Tanzanian production service producer/fixer. Securing a filming permit in Tanzania can be an expensive and time-consuming process so make sure to allow plenty of time for us to help you secure the permit for you. You will need to get a filming permit from the Tanzania Film Censorship Board and the Department of Antiquities in the Ministry of Natural Resources and tourism for you to be allowed to film in parks and natural protectorates. On this lake, you will be able to film Flamingos and other birds that come to the lake. The lake is fed by the southern Ewaso Ngiro River which rises in central Kenya. Located in the north of Ngorongoro district situated within the Gregory rift of the Eastern African rift The Natron lake is shallow and is not more than 3 metres deep.
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