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Ivory Coast requires health pass for travellers from Africa

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Ivory Coast’s National Institute of Public Hygiene requires travellers arriving from countries in the African Region to register online before a stay or transit in Ivory Coast, then present a health pass with a QR code at the border. The measure extends across Africa an obligation previously limited to travellers from the DRC and Uganda, according to an INHP note dated 26 October 2026.

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