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Arrival COVID 19 Testing In Rwanda Suspended

Arrival COVID 19 testing in Rwanda Suspended

Arrival COVID 19 testing in Rwanda is suspended, an additional COVID test is no longer required upon arrival at Kigali International Airport. All passengers to Rwanda must present a negative COVID -19 test (Rapid/PCR) Taken no more than 72 hrs. prior departure.

The passenger locator form is no longer required for all passengers arriving in Rwanda.  For tourists seeking to do gorilla trekking in Rwanda and Golden monkey, treks will be required to have a negative PCR test to access Volcanoes National Park for their safari activities. This COVID test can be done at the designated centers at a fee of US$ 50.00 per person. BOOK NOW

For Departing Passengers

-A COVID test is no longer a requirement for all travelers departing Rwanda. However, COVID testing (at its own cost) is available for all travelers whose final destination requires one.

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Effective & Immideaiately 07th October 2024.

Information Note for Passengers Departing from Rwanda.

  • Travelers should monitor for MVD symptoms, including fever, severe headaches, muscle aches, vomiting, and diarrhea, before departing from Rwanda and seek medical advice immediately if they experience these symptoms.
  • Expect routine temperature checks using Thermo-Scan Cameras and the use of hand sanitizing stations.
  • All passengers exiting the country will be asked to answer a short symptom-screening questionnaire with RBC staff to ensure their well-being and the safety of others. Alternatively, passengers can complete a declaration form here, download the QR code, and present it upon arrival at the airport.

REMINDER: Rwanda's proven ability to manage public health challenges ensures a safe environment for all travelers.

The country's commitment to scientific and evidence-based responses, as demonstrated during the COVID-19 pandemic, remains a priority in safeguarding the well-being of everyone in Rwanda.