Do Irish citizens need a visa for Guinea?

How to get your Guinea evisa

1. Apply on the official government portal. Use only the government site; look-alike agency sites charge extra.
2. Prepare a passport scan, a recent photo, your flight booking and first hotel address.
3. Allow at least two weeks for approval, then print the eVisa or keep it on your phone.

Most African countries treat all EU passports the same way, but some do not (Mozambique and Rwanda, for example). This page uses the rule for Ireland.

Health requirements

Yellow fever. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for all arriving travellers (usually from 9 months or 1 year of age).

Malaria. Malaria is present across most of the country. Ask a travel clinic about antimalarial tablets.

Book a travel clinic visit 6 to 8 weeks before departure. Some vaccines, including yellow fever, must be given at least 10 days before you arrive.

Travel advice for Irish travellers

Your own government publishes safety advice and emergency contacts for Guinea. Check it before you book and register your trip if your country offers that service: Department of Foreign Affairs of Ireland (travel advice).

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