Madagascar

Cholera

If you are entering Madagascar from a Cholera-affected country, you may be asked by airport authorities to take an anti-cholera drug (Doxcyline). Anyone who is unable to take Doxcyline should be offered an alternative medication by the health authorities.

Alternative medication will be provided to those that:

• are pregnant
• are under 8 years old
• have a pre existing medical condition

You are likely to be asked to leave contact details with the health authorities and they may follow up with you after 3-5 days.

Ebola

Madagascar has introduced additional health measures in response to the Ebola outbreak.

If you have been in or transited through Kenya or Nigeria in the last 21 days, you must complete and sign a health undertaking and will be subject to regular telephone health monitoring after arrival.

If you have been in or transited through the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the last 21 days, you may not be allowed to enter Madagascar. You must declare your recent travel history and may be subject to health screening on arrival.

You can enter Madagascar after travelling from or transiting through the Democratic Republic of Congo if you are:

• a Malagasy national
• a foreign resident
• a holder of a valid work or student visa
• a diplomat
• a member of staff of an international organisation or non-governmental organisation

If this applies to you, you must complete 21 days of quarantine and health monitoring at an approved location. You must pay for your accommodation, food and transport.

Madagascar has introduced additional health measures in response to the Ebola outbreak.

If you have been in or transited through Kenya or Nigeria in the last 21 days, you must complete and sign a health undertaking and will be subject to regular telephone health monitoring after arrival.

If you have been in or transited through the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the last 21 days, you may not be allowed to enter Madagascar. You must declare your recent travel history and may be subject to health screening on arrival.

You can enter Madagascar after travelling from or transiting through the Democratic Republic of Congo if you are:

• a Malagasy national
• a foreign resident
• a holder of a valid work or student visa
• a diplomat
• a member of staff of an international organisation or non-governmental organisation

If this applies to you, you must complete 21 days of quarantine and health monitoring at an approved location. You must pay for your accommodation, food and transport.

Updated information about Ebola including entry requirements and health screening.

Cholera

If you are entering Madagascar from a Cholera-affected country, you may be asked by airport authorities to take an anti-cholera drug (Doxcyline). Anyone who is unable to take Doxcyline should be offered an alternative medication by the health authorities.

Alternative medication will be provided to those that:

• are pregnant
• are under 8 years old
• have a pre existing medical condition

You are likely to be asked to leave contact details with the health authorities and they may follow up with you after 3-5 days.

Ebola

Madagascar has introduced additional health measures in response to the Ebola outbreak.

If you have been in or transited through the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya or Nigeria in the last 21 days, you may not be allowed to enter Madagascar. You must declare your recent travel history and may be subject to health screening on arrival.

You can enter Madagascar after travelling from or transiting through these countries if you are:

• a Malagasy national
• a foreign resident
• a holder of a valid work or student visa
• a diplomat
• a member of staff of an international organisation or non-governmental organisation

If this applies to you, you must complete 21 days of quarantine and health monitoring at an approved location. You must pay for your accommodation, food and transport.

Madagascar has introduced additional health measures in response to the Ebola outbreak.

If you have been in or transited through the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya or Nigeria in the last 21 days, you may not be allowed to enter Madagascar. You must declare your recent travel history and may be subject to health screening on arrival.

You can enter Madagascar after travelling from or transiting through these countries if you are:

• a Malagasy national
• a foreign resident
• a holder of a valid work or student visa
• a diplomat
• a member of staff of an international organisation or non-governmental organisation

If this applies to you, you must complete 21 days of quarantine and health monitoring at an approved location. You must pay for your accommodation, food and transport.

Updated information about Ebola including entry requirements and health screening.