Mauritius
Since April 26, no local cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in Mauritius & World Travel and Tourism Council WTTC recognizes Mauritius as a safe destination with regards to Covid-19
International travel reopening:
1 September 2020
Seychelles
International travel reopening:
1 August 2020 (commercial flights)
Screening and quarantine requirements on arrival:
Negative COVID-19 PCR certificates (not more than 72 hours days old), alternatively a Rapid Antigen test is required.
All test results, accommodation and flight details to be send to the Sechelles Public HEalth Authority before boarding a commercial flight.
Screening process at arrival: health check forms, symptomatic checks, temperature scans and potentially Rapid Antigen tests.
Countries allowed to travel to the destination:
Low risk countries: Belgium, China, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Mauritius, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, and Thailand.
Medium risk countries: France, Austria, Canada, Cuba, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Monaco, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Switzerland, and UAE.
Tanzania
Open for international travel / date of reopening:
1 June 2020
Screening and quarantine requirements on arrival:
Negative COVID-19 PCR certificates required
Strict measures have to be followed: social distancing, good hand hygiene, and the wearing of masks remain mandatory
Temperature test on arrival & if normal, no quarantine required
Rwanda
International travel reopening:
1 August 2020
Screening and quarantine requirements on arrival:
Provide a negative COVID-19 test on arrival, which remains valid for 72 hours before entering. Test results must be sent to lab@rbc.gov.rw prior to departure and also on arrival in Rwanda.
A further COVID-19 test must be taken on arrival in Rwanda. Visitors are waiting for test results for up to 24 hours at designated hotels.
Visitors without a negative COVID-19 test on arrival will be tested twice. The first test will be taken immediately on arrival, and the second test will be taken 48 hours after entering the country.
Departing visitors will be able to test again at the airport.
Promotions:
Rwanda is currently offering discounted gorilla trekking permits available to foreign visitors until 31 December 2020.
Kenya
International travel reopening:
1 August 2020
Screening and quarantine requirements on arrival:
Negative COVID-19 certificates (not more than 14 days old)
All travellers entering or leaving Kenya will be screened for COVID-19.
No mandatory quarantine when entering Kenya.
Strict measures have to be followed: social distancing, good hand hygiene, and the wearing of masks remain mandatory
Namibia
15 July to 15 August 2020: Trial Period; entry for visitors from selected countries. Projected date for reopening: from 18 September 2020.
International travel reopening:
Reopening of borders to selected countries (to be confirmed) suggested from 15 July to 15 August 2020.
18 September 2020 (proposed date of reopening for international travel).
Screening and quarantine requirements on arrival:
Provide a negative COVID-19 test on arrival, which remains valid for 72 hours before entering Namibia.
All visitors must submit to compulsory quarantine. Additional COVID-19 testing required during this period, at own cost.
Disclaimer: Please note that this was the current status on the 23 of July, and may change without notification. Please clarify with your consultant as well as the official consulates and embassies.
South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Mozambique
International travel reopening:
currently unknown / in discussion