AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoVisa Rules That Hit Travelers: The U.S. says new visa issuance is suspended for nationals of Equatorial Guinea and other listed countries under a Jan. 1, 2026 proclamation, with partial suspensions for several more. eVisa Updates for the Region: DR Congo published an official 2026 eVisa list for 44 African countries (valid 90 days after approval), and Turkey’s eVisa eligibility in 2026 includes Equatorial Guinea among just nine African countries. Tourism Access Moves: Ethiopia expanded tourist visa-on-arrival eligibility to include Equatorial Guinea, while Bahrain and Mozambique also published online-visa eligibility lists for African travelers. Roads & Trade: Cameroon advanced studies for the Ebolowa–Ambam highway, a key corridor linking to Equatorial Guinea. Sports & Travel Culture: Malawi’s football federation refunded K16.274 million to fans after a cancelled World Cup qualifier against Equatorial Guinea. Diplomacy: The Bahamas marked independence with Equatorial Guinea’s vice president attending and signed new diplomatic ties with Malabo.
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