Guinea travel restrictions, quarantine and entry requirements in 2022

Guinea 🇬🇳

Last updated: June 17, 2021

The travel advice is Exercise a high degree of caution to Guinea. Guinea is Unknown restrictions for travel. Get travel ban, restrictions alerts and advice before travelling to Guinea. Guinea is part of Africa with main city at Conakry. Its Least Developed country with a population of 13M people. The main currency is Guinean Franc. The languages spoken are French and Fula.

👍 Least Developed 👨‍👩‍👦‍👦 13M people

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🚨 Travel Advice for Guinea

Unknown restrictions

for travel

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On return

Quarantine required

Authorized travelers are required to quarantine for 14 days on arrival. Most short-term foreign travelers are required to quarantine at a government facility. The cost range per night is $100-150 USD and must be paid by the traveler. Nationals, residents, and long-term visa holders are required to quarantine at their residence for 14 days.
As part of the quarantine procedure, either the 'Self-Quarantine Safety Protection App' or 'Self-Diagnosis App' must be installed on a mobile device. Health officials at the airport will confirm which app each traveler should use and will provide assistance to install it correctly.

Test/medical certificate required

Proof of a negative PCR test, taken within the previous 72 hours, to be provided upon departure. This document must be printed and written in Korean or English.

Testing on arrival

All passengers will undergo PCR testing on arrival and must remain in the testing facility until the test results are received.
Exceptionally, nationals, residents, and travelers from the US and Europe on long-term visas will be tested within 3 days at a public health center. US and European travelers on short-term visas will be tested at the airport, with results confirmed within 2 days.

Travel restriction details for Guinea

🚫 Destination Unknown

🛬 Return Quarantine required

🏖️ Unknown

🍽️ Restaurants & bars Open with restrictions

🛍️ Open shopping

🚌 Operational with restrictions transport

📅 events Partially Allowed

🔒 Lockdown Details for Guinea

On 26 July the President extended the health state of emergency for 3 months. On 3 August the President increased the curfew timing to between 10pm and 4am. Bars and restaurants must close for the curfew. It is forbidden for groups of more than 50 to meet for marriages, baptisms and funerals. Those travelling out of Conakry to the regions will need to carry a negative PCR test certificate or COVID-19 vaccination certificate. Mask wearing remains mandatory, distance must be maintained and washing hands when entering and leaving government and private establishments.
Everyone must wear a mask and those not wearing masks are subject to a fine of 30,000 GNF.

🛡️ Travel safety for Guinea

Exercise a high degree of caution

There's heightened political unrest in Guinea, with the potential for the situation to deteriorate without warning. You should remain vigilant, monitor local media, and avoid movement (see 'Safety'). Land borders are closed and some flights have been cancelled. Contact your airline for more information. The Australian High Commission in Accra has very limited capacity to provide consular assistance in Guinea. We now advise: Exercise a high degree of caution in Guinea overall due to political and social tensions that can lead to violence.

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