There are frequent changes to Nigeria’s entry requirements as new variants of COVID-19 are detected globally. For the latest information on entry requirements and COVID-19 restrictions, you should visit the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control website. The potential for terrorism, kidnapping, crime and civil unrest continues throughout parts of Nigeria.
If you’re in Libya, leave as soon as possible if it is safe for you to do so. Regularly reassess your security arrangements and access to effective health services. Our capacity to provide consular assistance to Australians in Libya is limited. The Australian Government has no plans to evacuate you. There are limited commercial flights […]
Limited international flights to Madagascar have resumed, including private charter flights to Nosy Be. Cruise ships are authorised to enter Madagascar. A red/green system of categorising countries has been introduced and you won’t be allowed to enter if you’re travelling from a red list country. Testing and quarantine measures apply (see ‘Travel’). Domestic flights are […]
The travel advice level has been lowered to ‘Reconsider your need to travel’ to Malawi due to the impacts of COVID-19 and disruptions to global travel. Several destinations continue to restrict entry or transit of travellers from Malawi. These restrictions may change at short notice. The Australian Embassy in Harare continues to provide limited consular […]
Some international flights into and from Asmara have resumed but remain limited. Check with your airline. Local authorities have relaxed COVID-19 restrictions. There remains the possibility of curfews, travel restrictions or other measures being re-introduced at short notice. Regularly check the advice of local authorities.
The travel advice level has been lowered to ‘Reconsider your need to travel’ to Eswatini due to the impacts of COVID-19 health risks and disruptions to global travel. Several destinations continue to restrict entry or transit of travellers from Estwatini. These restrictions may change at short. A curfew is in place.
Gabon has partially reopened its borders, allowing a limited number of flights each week. It’s mandatory to wear a face mask in public. There’s a curfew in place from 6pm to 5am. Follow the advice of local authorities.
There’s heightened political unrest in Guinea, with the potential for the situation to deteriorate without warning. You should remain vigilant, monitor local media, and avoid movement (see ‘Safety’). Land borders are closed and some flights have been cancelled. Contact your airline for more information. The Australian High Commission in Accra has very limited capacity to […]
The travel advice level has been lowered to ‘Reconsider your need to travel’ to Lesotho due to the impacts of COVID-19 and disruptions to global travel. Several destinations continue to restrict entry or transit of travellers from Lesotho. These restrictions may change at short notice. Lesotho has COVID-19 restrictions in place. If you travel to […]
International commercial flights to Liberia have resumed. All land borders remain closed. Ports have reopened. You must complete a Health Screening Arrival Form before you arrive. On arrival you’ll be screened and tested for COVID-19, exemptions apply. Restrictions also apply if you’re departing Liberia. (See ‘Travel’). If despite our advice, you are travelling to Liberia, […]