Travel Cabo Verde
Fill out the form required for your trip or schedule your test online
Covid19
Travel Guide
1. Register and pay the airport fee
Go to page ease.gov.cv, register and pay the airport fee. You can also ask your travel agency to do it
2. Do a PCR or antigens test
Contact the Public Health Authority up to 72 hours in advance to make the necessary arrangements
3. Fill out the health monitoring form
Find forms above for international and domestic flights. Fill the form before you get to ghe airport
4. Negative test result for COVID-19
In order to be allowed to check-in you'll have to present the test you took with negative result for covid-19
5. Reservation or Hotel Name
Where you will be hosted during your stay
Download the travel guide
Click here and download the travelers guide PDF and have access to more information
Test Locations
Visitors who need to perform tests should contact the Public Health Authority up to 72 hours in advance to make the necessary arrangements.
RT-PCR or antigens tests are available on the following islands:
*Grant access to your geolocation to find places near you, you can also:
Book your test online here
Observations and recommendations
Health insurance and travel assistance
Visitors are advised to take out health insurance and travel assistance, which includes medical care for Covid-19.
Body Temperature
Upon arrival in Cabo Verde, your body temperature is checked.
In case of fever, cough or shortness of breath
If it is higher than 37.5oC, you will be sent to an isolated room at the airport for further evaluation.
While staying within the national territory,foreign visitors must, like nationals and residents, follow the rules, at all the times, instructions, health and safety measures in force in the country, as well as the instructions of the authorities.
At Ports or Airports
QR Code or Filled Form
You must show show the QR Code or filled paper form at the health control
Social Distance
Always mantain the minimum social distance of a meter and a half stipulated by law.
Disinfect your hands
Frequently and avoid touching handrails, countertops or other surfaces
Face Mask
Always keep yout protective face mask on. Its use is mandatory by law
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
