Equatorial Guinea is a small Central African country made up of a mainland region and islands including Bioko, where the capital Malabo is located. It is one of the few Spanish-speaking countries in Africa.
Hot and humid year-round; December to February is the driest period on Bioko.
Why Choose Equatorial Guinea?
Visitors come for the volcanic landscapes of Bioko, sea-turtle nesting beaches and colonial architecture in Malabo. Tourism is limited and infrastructure is developing.
Equatorial Guinea Visas
Equatorial Guinea grants visa-free entry to US citizens and some others; most nationalities need a visa. An e-visa system allows online applications.
Tourist Visa
Single entry for short stays.
Business Visa
With an invitation from a local company.
Top Attractions in Equatorial Guinea
- Malabo: Spanish colonial buildings and the cathedral.
- Pico Basilé: Bioko's highest volcano.
- Ureca beaches: Sea-turtle nesting sites.
Visa Application Process
- Visit the official e-visa portal and create an application.
- Fill in your personal and passport details and upload a passport scan and photo.
- Pay the visa fee online by card.
- Receive the approved e-visa by email and print it.
- Show the e-visa with your passport on arrival in Equatorial Guinea.
Visa Fees and Processing Time
Visa fees are typically around US$100. A yellow fever certificate is required.
Visa rules can change at short notice. This guide reflects the rules in force in 2026; always confirm the latest requirements with the official immigration website or embassy of Equatorial Guinea before you travel.