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Madagascar Entry Requirements 2026 — International Travellers
Most international travellers can visit Madagascar visa-free for up to 15 days with a valid passport (6+ months validity, 2 blank pages) and a €10 administration fee paid on arrival. Longer stays require a 30-, 60-, or 90-day tourist visa obtainable on arrival or in advance; yellow fever vaccination is mandatory only if arriving from endemic countries.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Madagascar: British Citizens 2026
British travellers to Madagascar need a yellow fever certificate only if arriving from endemic countries; malaria prophylaxis is strongly recommended everywhere except Antananarivo. Routine vaccines and travel health insurance are essential.
Vaccinations & Health Rules Rwanda 2026 | Dutch Citizens
Dutch citizens traveling to Rwanda need yellow fever vaccination only if arriving from endemic countries; CDC recommends hepatitis A, typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis year-round. Consult a travel clinic 6 weeks before departure.
Namibia Vaccinations & Health Rules for Swedish Travellers 2026
Swedish citizens travelling to Namibia require a yellow fever vaccination certificate only if your route includes a stopover exceeding 12 hours in a yellow-fever-risk country. Plan routine vaccines, malaria precautions, and travel health insurance at least 8 weeks before departure.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Botswana 2026: New Zealand Citizens
New Zealand citizens do not require yellow fever vaccination to enter Botswana directly, but must carry proof of vaccination if transiting through yellow fever endemic countries. Hepatitis A, typhoid, and malaria prophylaxis are strongly recommended for most travellers.
