Madagascar

There's still a Health State of Emergency in Madagascar, but restrictions are easing with some small-scale recreational, social and religious activities now allowed. Curfews apply in some regions, including Analamanga and Diana. Domestic flights and ground transport have resumed. If you're travelling by air, you must present a negative COVID-19 (PCR) test result before your travel, and road travellers should have relevant paperwork. Limited international flights are expected to resume in October. You must wear a face mask and follow social distancing measures. Regions are responsible for implementing local measures, and these measures may change with little notice.

We advise:

Do not travel to Madagascar.