Cape Verde health-surveillance-form

Cape Verde Surveillance Health Control

However, it's important to understand the current general entry procedures, which do include elements of pre-arrival registration and some health considerations:

Key Entry Requirements for Cape Verde

EASE (Efficient, Automatic & Safe Entry) Form / Traveller Pre-registration Form & Airport Security Tax (TSA):

EASE (Efficient, Automatic & Safe Entry)

• This is the primary mandatory online pre-registration for most international travelers arriving by air.
• You must complete this form at least 5 days before your arrival.
• It includes personal details, travel information, and where you'll be staying.
• It also covers the payment of the Airport Security Tax (TSA), which is mandatory for most non-resident visitors.
• While not explicitly a "health control form" in the COVID-19 sense, it collects information that helps authorities manage arrivals and includes some basic health questions (e.g., regarding yellow fever vaccination if coming from a risk country).
• You can usually complete this on the official Cape Verde government travel website (e.g., travel.gov.cv or ease.gov.cv) or through authorized third-party services.

COVID-19 Requirements (Currently Relaxed for International Arrivals):

• As of September 28, 2022, Cape Verde removed all mandatory COVID-19 testing and vaccination requirements for international travelers. This means you generally do not need to present a negative PCR or antigen test, nor proof of vaccination, to enter the country from abroad.
• However, it's always wise to have proof of vaccination or a recovery certificate if you have them, as regulations can change, and it might be useful for certain situations (e.g., internal travel, although those requirements are also largely relaxed).
• Upon arrival, if you display symptoms such as a high temperature, authorities may still conduct a temperature check and potentially request a COVID-19 test at your expense.

Cape Verde Travel Requirements

• Yellow Fever Vaccination: This is required if you are arriving from a country with a risk of yellow fever transmission. You will need to present an International Vaccination Certificate (Yellow Fever).
• Passport Validity: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended date of departure from Cape Verde.
• Visa (if applicable): Many nationalities (including most EU citizens and British citizens) can enter Cape Verde for tourism for up to 30 days without a visa, provided they complete the EASE pre-registration and pay the TSA. If your stay is longer than 30 days, or for other travel purposes, you may still need a traditional visa. Always check the specific visa requirements for your nationality.

Important Note for Inter-Island Travel within Cape Verde

While international entry requirements have been relaxed, there can still be specific health surveillance forms and (previously, during peak COVID) testing requirements for inter-island travel (flights or ferries) depending on the situation and the islands involved. Although these have also been significantly relaxed, it's always best to check the latest local advisories if you plan to travel between islands during your stay.

Cape Verde Travel summary

The specific "Surveillance and Health Control Form" linked to COVID-19 health declarations for international entry is largely a thing of the past. Your main focus for entry will be the EASE pre-registration form which incorporates the Airport Security Tax. Always double-check the very latest requirements from official Cape Verde government sources or your airline/tour operator before travel, as regulations can be updated.

• Cape Verde eVisa Visa application.

Children under 7 do not need to present a COVID-19 test. Prior to your travel you will need to complete