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Insider tips, destination guides and wildlife encounters to help you plan the perfect African safari.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Mozambique for Irish Travellers 2026
Irish citizens travelling directly to Mozambique do not legally require any vaccinations for entry, but yellow fever proof is mandatory if arriving from endemic countries or transiting for over 12 hours through yellow-fever-risk zones. The CDC and Irish health authorities recommend hepatitis A, typhoid, routine immunizations, and malaria chemoprophylaxis based on your itinerary.
Vaccinations & Health Rules for Tanzania for Norwegian Citizens 2026
Norwegian citizens traveling directly to Tanzania do not need a yellow fever vaccination certificate, but the requirement applies if you transit through yellow fever-endemic countries (including Kenya) for over 12 hours. Other vaccines—hepatitis A, typhoid, and rabies—are strongly recommended by the CDC and WHO.
Madagascar Visa for German Citizens 2026
German citizens need a Madagascar eVisa to enter the country. The tourist eVisa costs $35 USD, takes 3–6 working days to process, and allows a single entry with stays up to 60 days. Apply online at the official government portal before travel.
Rwanda Visa for Italian Citizens 2026 — eVisa & On Arrival
Italian citizens require a visa to enter Rwanda. A 30-day tourist eVisa costs $50 USD (single entry) or $70 USD (90 days, multiple entries) and can be applied online via IREMBO.gov.rw or obtained on arrival at Kigali International Airport and land borders.
