Equatorial Guinea: Authorities have lifted all COVID-19-related international restrictions as of April 24; domestic advisories remain /update 35

Event

As of April 24, authorities have removed COVID-19-related international travel restrictions. Travelers entering the country will no longer be required to provide a negative PCR test or a COVID-19 vaccination card. There are no domestic restrictions for travel between Bioko Island and continental Equatorial Guinea. Authorities have maintained advisories to wear masks in closed spaces.

Businesses, governmental institutions, and other establishments may require individuals to adhere to additional COVID-19-related measures to enter their premises or access services. Some establishments and services may be subject to reduced operating schedules. Authorities could implement further preventative measures or ease certain restrictions depending on disease activity in the coming months.

Advice

Follow all official instructions. Carry proper identification documents to present at security checks. Heed all official advisories and remain non-confrontational if stopped by authorities. Consider delaying travel if experiencing symptoms associated with COVID-19, as they may prompt increased scrutiny and delays. Carry proper identification documents to present at security checks.