Central African Visa is not required for Ivorians
Stay Duration: 90 days
Entry Requirements
- Citizens of Ivory Coast planning to visit the Central African Republic do not require a visa to do so.
- They can stay for a maximum period of 90 days.
- Visitors are expected to present valid passports on arrival.
- Passports are expected to be valid for at least six months from time of entry.
- Visitors are expected to ensure their passports carry blank pages for stamps and other necessary authentications.
- They are also expected to carry proof of Yellow Fever vaccination.
- For citizens of Ivory Coast, there are no restrictions on the import of local currencies.
- Visitors are required to pay a departure tax of XAF 10,000.
- Pets are to be accompanied by a veterinary certificate.
- The official currency used for transactions in the country is the Central African CFA Franc.
- In all, there are about 72 languages spoken in the country. However, the government of the Central African Republic recognizes two official languages: French and Sango.
- Christianity is the predominant religion in the country. There is also a small Islamic minority.
- The time zone used in the country is the West African Standard Time (GMT+1), placing the country 1 hour ahead of Ivory Coast.
- The estimated flight time from Ivory Coast to Central African Republic is 4 hours 4 minutes.
- Central African Republic uses types C and E power plugs and sockets. The standard voltage is 220 V and the standard frequency is 50 Hz.
- Because of its closeness to the equator, the climate of the country can be described as hot and humid. The rainy season extends from August to December, with a shorter rainy season also occurring in April and May. The dry season runs through January to March and again in June to July.
- It is the 43rd largest country in the world.
- Some of the amazing places to visit in the Central African Republic are the Boali Falls, Boganda Musuem and Chinko Nature Reserve.