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ANGOLA IS PARTIALLY OPEN: Angola re-opened in September 2020, however there are currently restrictions in place that prevent most travelers from entering for tourism.

DOCUMENT OVERVIEW
The Angola Travel Registration is a travel document that Angolan nationals and foreign national residents in Angola must fill in before entering the country. The Government of Angola will use the information in this form to contact you in case you’ve been in contact with someone who developed coronavirus symptoms.

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WHO CAN ENTER ANGOLA WITH THIS DOCUMENT?
All travelers who want to enter Angola must complete this form and upload the required pre-departure test document prior to arrival. Visitors arriving from Brazil will be denied entry, with the exception of Angolan nationals and residents. Check the quarantine FAQ below to find out more about quarantine restrictions.

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GET THE ANGOLA TRAVEL REGISTRATION
To apply for the Angola Travel Registration, you’ll need a negative COVID-19 PCR test result and must provide basic information about yourself, your health and your visit. We recommend filling in this form no more than 72 hours prior to arrival.

Check our application page to fill in the Angola Travel Registration.

DISPLAY THE FORM
After you finish the application request, we’ll send you the Angola Travel Registration via email before your trip. Remember that we can only submit the application when your travel date approaches, to ensure that your document is valid when you arrive.

Check the FAQs below to view COVID-19 test requirements in Angola.

Required Documents to Apply

  • Visa Scan File

  • Passport Personal Details Scan

  • Airline Confirmation (if applicable)

  • Upload ID documentation of each minor traveling with you. (if applicable)

  • Negative pre-departure PCR COVID-19 test result
Important Instructions

  • Passengers wishing to travel to Angola have to fill the Angola Travel Registration within 72 hours to departure. Only passengers aged 18 or older can fill the form. Also, a COVID19 test with negative results taken 72 hours prior departure is required.

  • It DOES NOT replace a visa. If your country requires a visa, the immigration officers will ask for your Visa when you enter the country.

  • Authorities will notify that passengers are entitled to travel to Angola if they fulfill the necessary requirements. Therefore, it is extremely important to fill the form 72 hours prior to departure. Failure to comply with this recommendation may hinder or inhibit the journey.

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No, you don't. COVID vaccination certificates are not mandatory to enter Angola.

Since information may change quickly, we advise you to follow up on the latest Angola travel updates and/or contact your local embassy.

  • COVID test prior to entry: PCR within 72 hours.
  • COVID test on arrival: All travelers must undergo rapid testing on arrival.

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The Angola Travel Registration is a recent online form that Angolan nationals and foreign national residents in Angola must have before traveling to this country. The information you provide through this form will allow the official authorities to contact you in case of any emergency. Start the online process here. This document DOES NOT replace a visa. If you need a visa to enter this country, you’ll have to apply for it separately.
Yes, all travelers arriving in Angola have to fill in the Angola Travel Registration. Please note that travelers are partially allowed, as the entry is limited to Angolan nationals and foreign residents in Angola. Apply for your Angola Travel Registration here.
Every member of the family has to apply for this document, but only those who are 18 years and older can fill in the section listing the date of birth. In the case of children, the information has to be completed in a specific part of the application form. Get started on applying for the Angola Travel Registration.
The price for this travel document will vary depending on how fast you want to receive it. Your options are:
  • Standard Processing Time: 5 days - USD 20.00.
  • Rush Processing Time: 3 days - USD 35.00.
  • Super Rush Processing Time: 2 days - USD 60.00.

It’s recommended to apply for this document 72 hours before travel. Remember that to process this document successfully, you must meet the following conditions:

  • The applicant's passport must be valid for at least 6 months.
  • You must have a valid payment method to pay for the fees.
  • You must have a valid email address as well.

Get your document now and forget about having to check if you’re available to apply.

You can get this document by completing our online application form, which is available at iVisa.com. After filling in the application form, our team will process the request and send the Angola Travel Registration to your email.
Applying will take you within 15 minutes.
The Angola Travel Registration is valid for one entry. If you have to leave the country and enter again, you’ll have to apply for a new one.
Yes, feel free to reach out to our customer service center if you still have doubts about this process. Our customer service center is always ready to assist you. Chat with them now.
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