Lynn Mackenzie, J.D., LLM
Courtesy of Marian Chembeya
As per the updated travel advisory, Zambia has currently undertaken measures related to aviation travel. Here are the main points.
(a) All scheduled and
non-scheduled international flights to all Airports are open.
(b) The following
procedures at LUN and NLA airports will apply:
All passengers coming from
international flights terminating at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) and
Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport (NLA ) are encouraged/
recommended to present a certificate, of having tested
negative from COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from
the date of the test ) from the designated laboratories authorized by Health
Authority of the countries. This is enforcement since 0000 hrs. of 20 July,
2020 and is a temporary measure till cases of COVID-19 subside.
Transit persons on board
except crew shall not be permitted to disembark without authorization;
crewmembers may disembark but shall undergo strict mandatory quarantine under
the supervision of the health authorities during their rotation/rest periods.
Non-essential
travel is not encouraged, as visas will not be issued upon
arrival at FLKK (Kenneth Kaunda International Airport) for tourist and
visitors. Lusaka office needs to be requested for Ok to
Board clearance for any travelers appealing that they will get visa upon
arrival.
Alien residents / Incoming
passengers ( Non-Zambian ) will not be allowed to arrive in Zambia planning to
cross borders via surface transport to the neighboring countries
like Malawi , Congo, Botswana, Angola and South Africa
without a written clearance from the Zambian Department of immigration and
Ministry of Health and a certificate, of having tested
negative from COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from
the date of the test )
All persons holding Tourist
visas will not be allowed entry in Zambia until further notice without a
written clearance from the Department of immigration and a certificate, of having tested negative from
COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from the date of the test)
All persons holding
Business visas must have written clearance from the Zambian Department of
immigration and Ministry of Health stating the importance of their
business in Zambia before they arrive.
Spouses/children or any
other relatives of permit/residence card holders but not included in the
residence cards/permits are not allowed entry in Zambia unless with
special clearance in writing from the Zambian Department of immigration.
All tourist and business visas,
which were approved before 25 MAR, 20 are revoked and remain null and void.
Effective Date: The measures described herein are effective from 20th July 2020, until the revocation of this AIC, subject to a risk assessment and review.”
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Zambia Travel and Flight Restrictions
Lynn Mackenzie, J.D., LLM
Courtesy of Marian Chembeya
As per the updated travel advisory, Zambia has currently undertaken measures related to aviation travel. Here are the main points.
(a) All scheduled and non-scheduled international flights to all Airports are open.
(b) The following procedures at LUN and NLA airports will apply:
All passengers coming from international flights terminating at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport (LUN) and Simon Mwansa Kapwepwe International Airport (NLA ) are encouraged/ recommended to present a certificate, of having tested negative from COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from the date of the test ) from the designated laboratories authorized by Health Authority of the countries. This is enforcement since 0000 hrs. of 20 July, 2020 and is a temporary measure till cases of COVID-19 subside.
Transit persons on board except crew shall not be permitted to disembark without authorization; crewmembers may disembark but shall undergo strict mandatory quarantine under the supervision of the health authorities during their rotation/rest periods.
Non-essential travel is not encouraged, as visas will not be issued upon arrival at FLKK (Kenneth Kaunda International Airport) for tourist and visitors. Lusaka office needs to be requested for Ok to Board clearance for any travelers appealing that they will get visa upon arrival.
Alien residents / Incoming passengers ( Non-Zambian ) will not be allowed to arrive in Zambia planning to cross borders via surface transport to the neighboring countries like Malawi , Congo, Botswana, Angola and South Africa without a written clearance from the Zambian Department of immigration and Ministry of Health and a certificate, of having tested negative from COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from the date of the test )
All persons holding Tourist visas will not be allowed entry in Zambia until further notice without a written clearance from the Department of immigration and a certificate, of having tested negative from COVID-19 dated less than four (04 days, from the date of the test)
All persons holding Business visas must have written clearance from the Zambian Department of immigration and Ministry of Health stating the importance of their business in Zambia before they arrive.
Spouses/children or any other relatives of permit/residence card holders but not included in the residence cards/permits are not allowed entry in Zambia unless with special clearance in writing from the Zambian Department of immigration.
All tourist and business visas, which were approved before 25 MAR, 20 are revoked and remain null and void.
Effective Date: The measures described herein are effective from 20th July 2020, until the revocation of this AIC, subject to a risk assessment and review.”
The content of this article is provided for general information purposes. The provision of this article does not constitute legal advice or opinion of any kind; no advisory or fiduciary relationship is created between Relocation Africa and any other person accessing or using this article . Relocation Africa will not be liable for any damages or loss arising from using any part of this article .
For information as to how Relocation Africa can help you with your Mobility, Immigration, Research, Remuneration, and Expat Tax needs, email info@relocationafrica.com, or call us on +27 21 763 4240.
Sources: [1], [2]. Image sources: [1], [2].