Is it safe to travel to Zambia?
Zambia is rated Level 1 for security (exercise normal precautions) and has few major security concerns. Visitors can avoid criminal activity by utilizing common sense measures provided below. Political activity, especially during national and local elections, can lead to civil unrest and low-level violence. Lees verder »
How safe is Zambia for travel?
Zambia is one of the safer countries in Africa, however, you should use your common sense when it comes to staying safe. Bag snatching and theft from parked cars have been reported at restaurants and internet cafes in downtown areas of Lusaka and Livingstone, particularly near transport hubs and in some shopping areas. Lees verder »
What Covid level is Zambia?
Level 2: Moderate See all COVID-19 travel notices. Lees verder »
Does Zambia require a Covid test?
Zambia has implemented limited screening upon arrival at the international airport in Lusaka. The screening entails completing COVID-19 risk assessment form and may include using no-touch thermometers (“thermo-scanners”) to check body temperatur. Lees verder »
When did COVID-19 enter Zambia?
They were identified as having suspected cases on March 18, 2020, and tested for COVID-19 after developing respiratory symptoms during the 14-day monitoring period. Lees verder »
