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DOCUMENTATION | THINGS TO KNOW
MEDICAL
Malaria tablets
TOURISM CURRENCY |
LOCAL CURRENCY
US Dollar | Pula
Yellow Fever
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Ethiopian Birr
Yellow Fever
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Kenya Shillings
Malaria tablets
Malaria tablets
Malaria tablets
Euro | Malagasy Ariary
US Dollar | Kwacha
Euro | Mauritian Rupees
Mozambique
No visa required
No visa required
No visa required
Currently obtainable on arrival for
approximately US$92 for
Australian passport holders.
Malaria tablets
Namibia
No visa required
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Metical
South African Rand |
Namibian Dollar
Yellow Fever
Malaria Tablets
Malaria tablets
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Rwanda Franc
Euro | Seychlles Rupee
South African Rand
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Tanzania
Shilling
Yellow Fever
Malaria tablets
US Dollar | Uganda Shilling
Malaria tablets
US Dollar |Zambian Kwacha
Malaria tablets
US Dollar |Zimbabwe Dollar
COUNTRY
Botswana
Ethiopia
VISA
No visa required
US$30 on arrival for Australian,
USA, SA, New Zealand and UK
passport holders
Kenya
US$50 on arrival for Australia,
USA, New Zealand and UK
passport holders
Madagascar
Malawi
Mauritius
Rwanda
Seychelles
South Africa
Tanzania
Uganda
Zambia
Zimbabwe
US$30 Available on arrival for
Australia and New Zealand
passport holders
No visa required
No visa required
US$50 Available on arrival into
country for Australian and New
Zealand passport holders
US$50 Available on arrival for
Australian and New Zealand
passport holders
US$50 Available on arrival. We
recommend the Uni visa* US$50
US$30 Available on arrival. We
recommend the Uni visa* US$50
Notes:
• All countries will require a yellow fever certificate as an entry requirement if you arrive from a
yellow fever country. For example, if you have been in Kenya and arrive into South Africa,
immigration officials will request that you produce your yellow fever certificate as an entry
requirement.
•
Visa requirements can change without notice, please check prior to travel
•
*Univisa means access to both Zambia and Zimbabwe. This is a new initiative as at 31 March
2015.
As at April 15, 2015