Seychellerna

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There is no discernable conflict threat in the Seychelles. The Seychelles’ geographic isolation renders conflict threats largely irrelevant for operational security concerns. Seychelles maintains cordial relationships in its foreign affairs and has an active and prosperous tourist industry.

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It is advisable to consult a travel health specialist or general practitioner (GP) to obtain the latest information about 4 to 8 weeks before departing, where possible. Travellers are usually recommended to have up to date vaccinations for Hepatitis A, MMR and Tetanus-Diphtheria.

Yellow Fever vaccination is required for all travellers arriving from affected areas in Africa or the Americas, you may be required to produce proof of this on arrival in the Seychelles.

There are occasional outbreaks of the mosquito-borne Chikungunya Fever. Insect protection measures should be used including the use of spray containing DEET.

Medical provision is limited, especially on the more remote islands. It is advisable to purchase comprehensive medical insurance before travelling, although some doctors and hospitals may expect payment in cash regardless of this.

Pass

Visitors to Seychelles must be travelling on a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of entry into the country.

Visum

Visas are not required by nationals of Australia, Canada, the EU or the US. Nationals from other countries are advised to seek consular advice.

On arrival in the Seychelles visitors are issued with a Visitor’s Permit valid for up to three months.