Entry requirements for Angola

For German citizens, entry to Australia is possible with the (provisional) passport and the child's passport. The travel document must be valid for at least 6 months beyond the date of departure.

• German citizens require a visa to enter Angola.
• The visa must be applied for before entry.
• Since April 2018, tourist visas can also be applied for electronically.
• Visas are generally issued with a validity period of 60 days, but the permissible length of stay upon entry is limited to 30 days.
• Visas can be extended a maximum of two times for 30 days each by the competent Angolan authorities after entry into Angola.

• In Angola, adults residing in the country may import and export foreign exchange up to the value of 10,000 US dollars without declaration (minors up to 3,500 US dollars).
• For individuals not residing in Angola, the limit is set at the equivalent of 5,000 US dollars for adults and 1,500 US dollars for minors.
• Amounts exceeding this limit must be declared upon entry and exit.
• Permission from the National Bank is required for the export of amounts higher than those mentioned.
• The import and export of Kwanza is allowed for all travelers up to a value of 50,000 Kwanza.
• Duty-free allowances include: Spirits: 1 liter, Wine: 2 liters, Perfume: 3 pieces, Cigarettes: 400 pieces.

• For entry into Angola, a certificate of vaccination against yellow fever, hepatitis A and B is required.
• As Angola is a yellow fever area, all travelers from the age of 9 months require proof.
• Travelers with less than four weeks of travel time should have complete vaccination protection against poliomyelitis with booster vaccinations every 10 years.
• For travel vaccinations, vaccinations against hepatitis A and polio are recommended, and for long-term stays also against hepatitis B, typhoid, rabies and meningococcal disease.