Reconsider travel to Equatorial Guinea due to COVID-19. Read the Department of State’s  COVID-19  page before you plan any international travel. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) has issued a Level 3 Travel Health Notice for  Equatorial Guinea due to COVID-19. Equatorial Guinea has lifted stay at home orders and resumed some transportation options and business operations. Visit the Embassy’s  COVID-19  page for more information on ... Read More»

Event:  The Government of Equatorial Guinea (GREG) moved to the second phase of relaxing COVID-19-related restrictions on August 1, 2020.  This allowed bars and churches to reopen.  Regarding air transport, all passengers coming from abroad must present upon arrival a certificate of negative diagnosis for the coronavirus through a PCR test, valid within the previous 48 hours (Full Text) as well as proof of residency, ... Read More»

Event:  The Government of Equatorial Guinea officially confirmed an end to confinement measures in the main cities and announced the relaxation of many COVID-19-related restrictions beginning June 15, 2020. This first phase of downscaling included the reopening of the hotel and catering sector.  Bars, discotheques, and any other place of leisure, however, remain closed.  Regarding air transport, ... Read More»

Event:  The Government of Equatorial Guinea officially confirmed an end to confinement measures in the main cities and announced the relaxation of many COVID-19-related restrictions beginning June 15, 2020. This first phase of downscaling included the reopening of the hotel and catering sector.  Bars, discotheques, and any other place of leisure, however, remain closed during the ... Read More»