Countries in Africa Re-opening: COVID-19 Protocols + Entry Requirements

What countries in Africa are open for tourism?

Note: The information on this page is correct to the best of Giltedge’s knowledge at the time of publication; and it’s reviewed continuously.

How we travel has changed tremendously over the last year. But as one of the world’s leading tour operators, Giltedge is committed to ensuring the safety of our guests and staff. Our expert team will advise you on post-Covid travel to Africa.

We suggest that you visit the official government website of the country you’re intending to visit. It’s also important to check travel regulations with your airline prior to departure.

Most airlines are asking passengers to produce a negative RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours of departure. Some airlines require this a negative RT-PCR test for both the inbound and outbound flight.

The RDT (Rapid Diagnostic Test) and the PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) tests are different. RDT results and home test results are unlikely to be accepted.

Map of countries that are open & entry requirements:

SOUTHERN AFRICA REQUIREMENTS

International Reopened Date:

• 12 November 2020
• Entry currently into King Shaka International (Durban), OR Tambo International (Johannesburg), Cape Town International, Lanseria and Kruger Mpumalanga Airports

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Cape Town only

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No – only if test positive on arrival or arrive without PCR test (quarantine cost to be carried by traveller)

Entry Conditions:

• Negative PCR Covid Test within 72 hours prior to departure, signed and dated by a certified medical practitioner
• All travellers to complete a Traveller health questionnaire prior to arrival or upon arrival
• All travellers will be screened on arrival and those presenting with symptoms will be required to have a Covid-19 test

Other Conditions:

• From 26 July 2021, South Africa moves to adjusted level 3 of our 5 level ‘risk adjusted’ lockdown strategy
• Travelers are asked to download the COVID Alert South Africa mobile app
• Everyone will be expected to adhere to COVID-19 regulations like physical distancing (1.5 metres), wearing face masks and personal hygiene
• Curfew 22h00 to 04h00, unless you have been granted permission with a permit or are attending to a security or medical emergency. Or if you arrive on a flight or are travelling to or from an airport which necessitates travelling during restricted hours of movement: provided that the person travelling is in possession of a valid boarding pass as proof of flight or a copy of the airline ticket
• The sale, dispensing and distribution of liquor is permitted Monday – Thursday 10 am – 6 pm
• Gatherings limited to 50% capacity up to 50 indoors and 100 outdoors this includes restaurants for sit down service (close by 21h00)
• Beaches, dams, rivers, parks and swimming pools are open, subject to social distancing and health protocols
• Some land border posts remain closed and five international airports will be open:

A) OR Tambo International Airport 

B) King Shaka International Airport 

C) Cape Town International Airport 

D) Lanseria International Airport and, 

E) Kruger Mpumalanga International Airport 

• Long-haul flight departures and arrivals at the airports listed above are permitted during the hours of curfew

Departure:

Health screening by Port Health Officials & complete a traveller health questionnaire

In country testing:

• Testing sites: Widely available
• Length of time to get results: 24 – 48 hours
• Cost: +/- R850
• Remote Testing: Yes

International Reopened Date:

• 09 November 2020  – Gabarone, Maun and Kasane Airports
• 01 December 2020 –  Francistown Airport
• 01 December 2020 ground crossing resumed at commercial border points including Kazangula

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No – unless displaying symptoms on arrival, will be required to undertake mandatory testing, , possible isolation and or quarantine

   Entry conditions:

•     Negative PCR test result not older than 72 hours prior to boarding.
•     Additional Covid-19 rapid test at Botswana border (cost free)

Other Conditions:

• Curfew from 22:00 to 04:00
• No sale of alcohol in the country including hotels and lodges

Departure:

• You cant leave Botswana without going through a country that requires a negative test – so all departures require a negative test.

Testing in country:

• Testing sites: Done in various sites across the country. Many options provided through private labs in the main access points like Maun.  Remote testing:
• Length of time to get results: 24 hours
• Cost: $60-$90
• Remote Testing: Yes / from $300

International Reopened Date:

• 1 September 2020, Hosea Kutako International Airport (Windhoek)

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No – unless a guest shows COVID-19 symptoms or tests positive they will be subjected to quarantine at own cost for a period of 10 days.

Entry Conditions:

On Arrival:

• All tourist arrivals must on arrival present a negative PCR test result not older than 7 days prior to boarding, in English.
• Passengers will have to complete a Health Questionnaire and submit with a full travel itinerary on arrival submitted to the Ministry of Health & Social Services.
• Your temperature will be measured on arrival.  Should this be higher than 38°C or indicate a fever you will be expected to undergo further medical examination by the health officials.
• You will be required to take out travel insurance prior to arrival in Namibia

Other Conditions:

• Masks are mandatory in public places
• Curfew 22h00 – 04h00 (lodges exempt)

 On departure:

Covid-19 test only required if specified by airline.

Testing in country:

• Testing sites: Windhoek
• Remote testing: Yes/allow  48 hours
• Length of time to get results: Super Express = 6hours to 48 hours
• Cost: Standard PCR = $80 Super Express = $140

International Reopened Date:

•  11 September 2020.

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No – only if arrival with PCR test older than 72 hours

Entry Conditions

Prior to Arrival:

• A negative PCR test is required within 72 hours of boarding
• Those without PCR test, tests positive or in contact with someone who has tested positive will be required to self isolate for 14 days.
• All travellers are required to provide their contact details to the Mozambican authorities.

Other Conditions:

• Curfew 22h00 – 05h00

 On departure:

Covid-19 test only required if specified by airline.

Testing in country:

• Testing sites: Vilanculos & Maputo
• Length of time to get results: 24 hours
• Cost: $100
• Remote testing: Yes / $100-$250

International Reopened Date:

•  25 June 2020
• Visas issued on arrival, via e-visas or Zambian missions abroad (as per nationality of traveller)

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No, unless displaying symptoms on arrival, quarantine in specific institutions designated by the Ministry of Health until their results are ready
• Passengers arriving in Zambia from a “high-risk” country will be given a PCR test and expected to self-quarantine until a negative result is returned (list of “high-risk” countries shown below)

Entry Conditions:

On Arrival:

• A negative COVID test no older than 72 hours prior to departure from your country of origin.
• Passengers arriving in Zambia from a “high-risk” country will be given a PCR test on arrival (at their own cost) and expected to self-quarantine in their hotel/lodge until a negative result is returned. (list of “high-risk” countries shown below)
• Passengers able to prove full vaccination will not have to test on arrival or quarantine.
• Passengers who simply transit a high-risk country (for less than 24 hours) will not have to test or quarantine.
• These rules do not apply to children younger than 5 years old who will not have to be tested.
• Travelers Health Questionnaires will be provided to all airlines entering Zambia, pre-filled on board the aircraft and surrendered to health staff at the airport for review.
• All travellers entering the airport will be subjected to temperature and symptom screening.

Other Conditions:

• Visitors will be expected to adhere to COVID-19 regulations like physical distancing, wearing face masks, and personal hygiene. They will also need to monitor themselves daily for 10 days for symptoms of the virus and report any occurrence to the nearest health facility.
• Bars, nightclubs, taverns can only open Fri-Sun 18h00-22h00
• Restaurants may only supply takeaways
• Vehicles must carry only 50% of their passenger capacity
• Temperature checks will continue to be conducted before entering public places, shops etc.

 On departure:

• Covid-19 test only required if specified by airline.
• Passengers must obtain a Travel Certificate from Ministry of Health however this is automatically done by DMC or lodge/camp.

Testing in country:

• Testing sites: Lusaka & Livingstone
• Length of time to get results: 24 hours
• Cost: Lusaka – $150 / Livingstone – $150 / Luangwa – $250 / Lower Zambezi ranges from $300 – $550 depending on group size
• Remote testing available: Swabs are flown to Lusaka for processing

International Reopened Date:

• 01 October 2020
• Land borders between Zimbabwe and Zambia/Botswana are CLOSED – air access only
• Only clients going directly to Vic Falls Airport (in order to depart) from Botswana or Zambia are allowed to cross via land

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No, provided that travellers present a negative COVID certificate dated no longer than 48 hours prior to departure
• If passenger tests positive for Covid-19 they will be required to undergo a 7 day quarantine at their own cost

Entry Conditions:

Prior to Arrival:

• A negative PCR test is required within 48 hours of boarding

On Arrival:

• Guest’s temperatures shall be checked with a non-contact thermometer on arrival
• Travellers to complete a health questionnaire & provide details for Covid-19 tracking
• Travellers must adhere to COVID-19 regulations like physical distancing, wearing face masks, and personal hygiene

Other conditions as of 30 June 2021 :

• Curfew 18h30 to 06h00
• Businesses may only operate between 08h00 and 15h30

On departure:

• Testing sites: Vic Falls, Harare & Bulawayo
• Length of time to get results: 24 hours
• Cost: $60
• Remote testing: Yes from Vic Falls by Ace Ambulance

EAST AFRICA REQUIREMENTS

International Reopened Date:

• 1 August 2020 International flight
• 01 May 2021 Domestic flights

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Yes

Quarantine on Arrival:

• These countries are exempt from the mandatory quarantine (subject to change): https://www.kcaa.or.ke/quarantine-exempted-states
• Arrival without a negative PCR certificate = 14 days quarantine
  Temperature screening 14 day quarantine if show symptoms

Entry Conditions:

Prior to Arrival:

• Proof of negative PCR test within 96 hours (4 days) of departure from origin
• Passengers will have to complete a Travelers Health Surveillance Form ONLINE via Downloading “Jitenge MoH Kenya” App and Signing up as Air Traveler or via ly/covid19moh. Passengers will receive a QR code once the form is completed to present to a Port Health Official to proceed through immigration.
• All arriving passengers on international flights whose body temperature is NOT above 37.5° C (99.5°F); do NOT have a persistent cough, difficulty in breathing or other flu-like symptoms; have negative PCR based COVID – 19 test carried out within 96 hours before travel shall be exempt from quarantine.
• Passenger that does not have negative COVID-19 PCR tests must be returned/deported to their embarkation point.
• All travellers under the age of 18 years only require a valid COVID-19 negative PCR test (taken no more than 96 hours prior to arrival in Kenya) to enter Kenya.
• Ex-UK- vaccination certificate, negative PCR test & quarantine for
  7 days

On Arrival:

• Guest’s temperatures checked with a non-contact thermometer on arrival, body temperatures must test below 37.5 °C (99.5°F) and visitors must have no persistent cough, no difficulty breathing, and no other flu-like symptoms.
• If there is a case of Covid-19 on the flight or a passenger exhibiting the above symptoms, all passengers within 2 rows will be taken to a government quarantine facility at their own cost and will be subject to a COVID-19 test. If the test results are negative they will be allowed to leave the facility.

Other Conditions:

• Visitors will be expected to adhere to COVID-19 regulations like physical distancing, wearing face masks, and personal hygiene

On departure:

• Covid-19 test only required if specified by airline
• If required, test must be digitally verified & TT code obtained

International Reopened Date:

• 1 August 2020

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Yes

Quarantine on Arrival:

• Yes, a mandatory RT-PCR test will be conducted upon arrival in Kigali a minimum of one overnight (24 hours) in Kigali while awaiting results at designated transit hotels https://rbc.gov.rw/travel/
• Should the traveller test positive, they will be taken to a medical facility for specialised care at their own cost. All travellers are required to carry comprehensive travel insurance accordingly.

Entry Conditions:

         Prior to Arrival:

• All persons (arriving, transferring, transiting and departing) are required to have a negative PCR COVID-19 test certificate for a test conducted within 72 hours prior to departure. The only accepted test is a SARS-CoV 2 Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR).
• A COVID-19 Test is not mandatory for accompanied children under 5 years
• All travellers arriving in Rwanda must complete the passenger locator form and upload the COVID-19 test certificate before heading to the airport. Please see passenger locator form and list of designated transit hotels on www.rbc.gov.rw.
  Passenger locator form: https://travel.rbc.gov.rw/travel/formstart.php
• This page will issue a reference number that will be given to health authorities on arrival. All traveller information will be available on the PFL including the hotel they will be staying at on arrival.

         On Arrival:

• Travellers go through health screening & complete short health questionnaire
• Travellers will be tested for COVID-19 upon arrival at the airport ($60 per test)
• All arrivals tested for Covid-19 then taken to designated hotel for 24 hours awaiting results

Other Conditions:

• A nationwide curfew is in place between 21h00 and 04h00
• Face masks are mandatory
• Restaurants and cafes remain open with a 30% occupancy limit
• Temperature screening before entering buildings is mandatory

National Parks:
• For a visit to Volcanoes National Park, Nyungwe National Park and Gishwati-Mukura National Park,
an RT-PCR test is necessary, taken maximum 72 hours before the visit. The cost is USD 50 per
person.
• For Akagera National Park, either an RT-PCR test or alternatively a rapid (antigen) test is necessary,
taken maximum 72 hours before the visit. The cost for the rapid test is USD 10 to USD 15 per person,
depending on the clinic facilities.
• If visitors are turned back by park authorities for ‘medical’ reasons, their permits will be refunded.
Emergency Contact Information: • Toll free number: 114 • RBC Medical Team on Duty at Airport
24/7: (+250) 781415724 • Email: covid@rbc.gov.rw

 On Departure:

• All passengers departing must test negative for Covid-19 & performed within 72hours of departure. We encourage travellers to book and pay for their tests at least 2 days prior to departure through the online platform available on rbc.gov.rw
• The results for all the tests will be communicated by SMS or email using the original reference number.
• Travellers are not allowed to go to the airport without negative COVID-19 PCR test results, if the
  results are not yet out within 48 hours as mentioned above, please contact BIOS LAB HELP DESK on (+250) 787243836 or (+250) 788793446 or (+250) 784026239

 Testing in country:

• Testing sites: all around country
• Length of time to get results: 24 hours
• Cost: $50
• Remote testing: Yes. Cost = $70 – $150

International Reopened Date:

• 18 May 2020

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Yes

Quarantine on Arrival:

• There are no self-quarantine requirements for travellers arriving into the country who are not showing any COVID-19 symptoms

Entry Conditions:

• All arriving passengers will undergo screening and must complete a Health Declaration form online Health Surveillance Form 24 hours prior to arrival – upon submission a Unique
  Health Code will be received & shown on arrival
• A negative COVID-19 test certificate upon arrival. The test should be based on Real Time Polymerase Chain Reaction ( RT-PCR) using sample collected within 72 hours before arrival to Tanzania
• Passengers showing symptoms of COVD-19 will be subject to further testing and may be required to quarantine at a government designated facility as their own cost
• All arriving passengers are to wear masks for travel and dispose of them when exiting the airport

Other Conditions:

• International travelers must have valid health/medical insurance before arrival
• International travelers are encouraged to apply for online e-visas prior to arrival
• Hotels, lodges, and restaurants have reopened, with social distancing measures and increased health and safety measures in place
• While in the country, all international travelers should observe adherence to Infection Prevention and Control measures such as hand hygiene, wearing masks and keeping physical distancing as deemed appropriate
• Curfew 21h00 – 05h00

 On departure:

Presentation of negative PCR test if required by airline or onward destination.

Testing in country:

• Testing sites: Dar, Arusha, Zanzibar & Manyara, Kili, Grumeti & Seronera.
• Length of time to get results: 48 hours (24 hours in Dar)
• Cost: $100
• Remote testing: Yes / variable

International Reopened Date:

• 1 October 2020
• As of 01 May 2021, no travellers from India will be permitted entry to Uganda, this includes travellers who have travelled through India in the last 14 days

Quarantine on Arrival:

• No – if passenger tests positive for Covid-19 they will be taken to a treatment centre or repatriated for treatment outside of Uganda at their own cost.

Entry Conditions:

• All travellers must present a negative PCR based Covid-19 test issued no more than 72 hours before boarding the aircraft
• ALL Travelers including children coming from USA, UK, UAE, Turkey, South Africa, Ethiopia, Kenya, South Sudan and Tanzania will be required to undertake a second mandatory PCR Testing at the point of entry ( in addition to presenting a negative PCR Test certificate which should be valid for not more than 72 hours) – cost US$65 pp
• Samples collected and results released after every 4 hours, travelers can opt to wait at the testing site or check-in at any of the Entebbe hotels at own costs awaiting results.
• Upon arrival, as long as you have the negative test certificate (or test on arrival as per above Nationalities), your body temperature is less than 37.5 degrees and you do not display any flu like symptoms, you will be exempt quarantine on arrival.
• A passenger who shows signs of symptoms will be taken to an isolation centre.
• Any traveler who tests positive of Covid-19 will be evacuated by Ministry of Health to a
  designated Covid-19 isolation facility.

Other Conditions:

• The nationwide curfew continues between 19h00 and 06h30
• Face masks mandatory

 On departure:

Presentation of negative PCR test within 72 hours of departure

INDIAN OCEAN ISLAND REQUIREMENTS

International Reopened Date:

• 01 October 2020 – only the island of Nosy Be will reopen for international travel

Quarantine on Arrival:

• Travel outside of Nosy Be is not permitted

Entry Conditions:

• All travellers are required present a negative PCR Covid test on arrival in Nosy Be. Free testing is provided at the airport upon arrival.
• All passengers are required to present a return air ticket and are not permitted to travel outside of Nosy Be

Other Conditions:

• Face masks mandatory

International Reopened Date:

• 15th July 2020

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Yes

Quarantine on Arrival:

• Everyone entering the Maldives for a purpose other than tourism will be subject to a 14-day quarantine on arrival and must register on the Haalubelun portal.
• Your entire holiday in the Maldives should be booked at the same hotel, except for transit purposes – travel to other islands or to the capital, Male’ City is not permitted

Entry Conditions:

1. Prior to Arrival:

• A pre-arrival Visa is not required to gain entry into the country. Tourists are provided a 30-day free Visa on arrival.
• A confirmed booking in a tourist establishment registered with the Ministry of Tourism is mandatory.
• An online Health Declaration Form should be filled and submitted within 24 hours prior to departure. The form can be accessed HERE https://www.ivisa.com/maldives-health-declaration-form
• Tourists are required to produce a PCR certificate or test result indicative of negative status for covid-19 on arrival

2. On Arrival:

• All tourists will undergo non-intrusive temperature checks and screening on arrival to the Maldives
• All passengers must wear face masks, and undergo thermal screening at the arrival terminal, all while maintaining social distancing
• Downloading the Contact Tracing App ‘TraceEkee’ is encouraged

3. On Departure:

• Tourists will have to undergo an exit screening prior to departure from their destination, the exit screening questionnaire should document any history of symptoms within the prior 14 days
• During exit screening if any tourist is found to have fever or symptoms suggestive of COVID-19 within the past 14 days, they must undergo PCR testing for COVID-19.
• For any tourists requiring covid-19 test results to return to their countries of origin, testing services are available in the Maldives and can be arranged with the resort

Other Conditions:

• All tourist facilities will have access to medical services, well-managed stock of PPE and a COVID-19 safety manager.
• Tourists are not allowed to travel to other islands or to the capital city, Malé.
• Tourists with transit requirements may stay in designated facilities which have been given special permits by the Ministry of Tourism and the Health Protection Agency.

International Reopening Date:

• 15 July 2021

Entry conditions:

• Different requirements apply for vaccinated and unvaccinated travellers. More information is available here http://www.mauritiusnow.com/
• Present a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours of departure

On arrival:

VACCINATED GUESTS  15 July – 30 Sep 2021:

• Enjoy a hotel holiday in one of our certified COVID-19 safe hotels
• Mandatory PCR test at the airport on your day of arrival. Depending on the length of your stay, you will also need a PCR test on day 7 and 14 of your stay.
• After a negative PCR test on day 14, you are free to go and explore the island

01 October 2021 onwards:

• Full opening of the island – fully vaccinated travellers will be allowed entry subject to a negative PCR test 72 hours prior to boarding

WTTC Safety Stamp:

• Yes

International Reopened Date:

• 1^st August 2020
• Entry is limited to visitors coming from countries that appear on the “permitted list” – see below for vaccination entry conditions

Entry Conditions:

Vaccinated Visitors:

To be recognized as “vaccinated”, visitors must be able to show that they have taken the complete dose of the vaccine i.e., two doses plus 2 weeks after the second dose for the four vaccines currently receiving heavy media exposure.  Visitors need to submit an authentic certificate from their national health authority as proof of COVID-19 vaccination alongside a negative COVID-19 PCR certificate, obtained less than 72 hours prior to departure.

Non-Vaccinated Visitors:

All visitors currently permitted entry (Category 1 and 2, private jet passengers) will now need to show a negative PCR test obtained less than 72 hours prior to departure.

Visitors that are not vaccinated or not coming from a Category 1 or 2 countries or travelling by private jet, are still unable to enter.  This will be in force until mid-March once Seychelles has vaccinated a large majority of its adult population.

Visitors to Seychelles from countries on the list of permitted countries:
1. All travellers must submit proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test that is done less than 72 hours prior to departure to Seychelles.
2. Travellers must present proof of negative test results when checking-in for their flight to Seychelles. Airlines will not accept passengers for travel to Seychelles without the test result.
3. Aircraft/Airline are not to board any passengers or crew who are symptomatic of COVID-19.
4. Any travellers who arrive in Seychelles without the Health Travel Authorisation and acceptable proof of negative COVID 19 PCR test, will be denied entry.
5. Exit screening at the airport of origin and transit must have been completed by all incoming passengers and crew.
6. Entry screening will be done upon arrival starting with examination of the Health Travel Authorisation, symptomatic check, temperature scanning. The passenger may be required to undergo additional tests.
7. All travellers must provide proof of accommodation in an approved establishment for the entire period of stay and must show booking vouchers at Immigration on entry. (Visitors should consult the Seychelles Tourism website (www.tourism.gov.sc) for the list of approved establishments and any additional advice.)
8. Visitors are permitted to stay in not more than 2 different approved establishments in the first 7 days.
9. To ensure the safety of staff and visitors, all persons at tourism establishments are monitored daily for signs
of illness by the Health and Safety Officer or designated person.
10. All tourism establishments, including hotels, restaurants, taxis, tour operators, ferries and domestic flight services, have set up measures to increase vigilance, enhance hygiene and social and physical distancing.
Visitors are required to follow the guidance of the management and staff. (See also Guide for Visitors published by the Department of Tourism)
11. Visitors must adhere to all the regulations in place, including the wearing of face masks in indoor and outdoor settings defined by law. There is prohibition of the use of public buses by visitors.
12. Any illness must be reported immediately to the management of the establishment, who will provide appropriate guidance.

Visitors to Seychelles from “special status countries”
1. All travelers from “special status countries” must submit proof of a valid negative COVID-19 PCR test that is done less than 48 hours prior to departure to Seychelles.
2. Visitors are required to stay in one establishment, specifically authorized to accommodate visitors from such countries, for the first 5 days after entering Seychelles (or for the entire duration of stay should it be less than
5 days). Refer to list at (www.tourism.gov.sc)
3. Visitors must stay within areas designated by the establishment during this initial period, and are required to strictly adhere to all the conditions in place at the establishment.
4. On the fifth (5th) day after arrival, all visitors from “special status countries” must have a PCR Covid-19 test (the cost of the test is covered by the Department of Health done in government health facilities).
a. If the PCR test is negative, visitors will be free to continue with their planned holiday (the conditions listed under Visitors to Seychelles from countries on the list of permitted countries apply).
b. Visitors who test positive and are asymptomatic will be required to stay in tourism establishments specifically designated and authorized for such purpose.
c. Visitors who test positive and are symptomatic are required to be isolated in a medical facility until recovery

       Prior to Arrival:

• All travellers to Seychelles are required to complete the Seychelles Health Travel Authorization (HTA) no less than 72 hours prior to boarding the flight to Seychelles.
• An HTA application must be completed through this official website or through the “Seychelles Health Travel Authorization” official mobile application and must be done for each individual who intends to travel by air or sea. Once the application is approved, the PDF must be printed and presented on departure and arrival to Seychelles.

       On Arrival:

• Entry screening will be done upon arrival starting with completion of the health check form, symptomatic check, temperature scanning. The passenger may be required to undergo additional tests
• All passengers must provide proof of accommodation in an approved establishment for the entire period of stay and must show booking vouchers at Immigration on entry
• Visitors arriving by commercial flights and staying more than 6 days will be required to do the sixth day PCR surveillance test. This means the testing will be conducted on the sixth day after the arrival of the visitor.
• The sixth day PCR surveillance test will not be required by Category 1 visitors staying for 5 days or less in any health certified accommodation establishment.
• Visitors may only stay in establishments that have been certified by the Public Health Authority. Visitors are permitted to stay in not more than 2 different approved establishments in the first 7 days

Other Conditions:

• Information regarding the safety of visitors including further measures taken are available on the Tourism Department’s website via the following link: http://tourism.gov.sc/covid-19-guidelines/
• Visitors must ensure that they have valid travel insurance with full medical coverage, including Covid-19 related medical care and quarantine, for the duration of their stay in Seychelles

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