Consular formalities for European citizens
Passport: valid for 6 months after the date of departure from Cape Verde, with at least two blank pages.
Your online check-in number: before departure, you will need to check in online and pay an airport security fee of 3400 Cape Verdean escudos (around 30€) at www.ease.gov.cv (In English). At the end of your check-in, once you have paid the tax, you will instantly receive a confirmation letter by email with a file number. Print this document to present to the authorities when you arrive at the airport. If you don't receive confirmation of your registration, you can request it (in English) at: easy-support@cv.zetes.com (we advise you to add the payment confirmation to your email).
We advise you to do this at least 5 days before departure.
Entry formalities
In order to enter national territory, foreigners must hold a valid visa appropriate to the purpose of their trip. The visa entitles the holder to present themselves at a border post and request entry.
Citizens may enter Cape Verde without a visa if they:
Hold an identity card of the official or agent of the foreign mission or international organisation, issued by the government department responsible for foreign affairs;
Are refugees with travel permits;
Have a valid residence permit;
They are nationals of countries that benefit from visa exemption or waiver provided for by law or international agreements on the cancellation of visas or free movement and establishment to which Cape Verde is a party;
Are honorary consuls and consular agents of Cape Verde of foreign nationality.
YOUR INDIVIDUAL PHARMACY
This will be validated with your doctor, taking into account the characteristics of your circuit. It will contain
A painkiller.
An anti-inflammatory (tablets and gel).
A broad-spectrum antibiotic.
An antispasmodic, an antidiarrhoeal, an intestinal antibiotic, an antiemetic.
An antitussive (in tablet form).
A disinfectant, dressings (various sizes) and double skin, sterile compresses, adhesive tape, - - Steri-strip, tulle gras, a compression bandage.
An antiseptic.
A venotonic.
Sunscreen and Biafine.
Eye drops.
Mosquito repellent.In addition: tweezers, scissors, 2/3 safety pins, tick remover, a pair of gloves, a mild sleeping pill and/or earplugs, your personal medication.
Basic equipment
Breathable underwear (quick-drying).
A lightweight Polartec-type fleece jacket.
Waterproof and breathable jacket (in Goretex).
Trekking trousers.
A cap or hat.
Sunglasses (at least index 3).
A gourd (or gourd water bag, pipette).
Soap and shampoo (preferably biodegradable products).
A torch.
Bags for rubbish.
Shoes and technical equipment
Light, airy shoes with good grip on different terrains.
Waterproof shoes with high heels and grippy soles, such as Contragrip.
A torch.
Telescopic walking sticks.
A sheet for nights in the hut.
Photographic cameras
Luggage
A backpack with wide straps and an adjustable anatomical structure, with a capacity of 35 litres, for your daytime belongings and to carry your belongings lightly for two nights.
A travel bag of 80 to 100 litres, carried by vehicle during the day.
Miscellaneous
A change of clothes.
Important: an airtight box and cutlery for picnics.
A spare pair of laces.
A small bath towel.
A swimming costume.
A pocket knife (in the hold!).
A few plastic bags to protect your belongings.
A needle and thread.
An anti-theft bag to keep with you at all times, with your identity documents, money, insurance certificates, assistance certificates.
Wet wipes.
Safety in Cape Verde
Tourists are very well received in the country. Cape Verde, however, remains a country with a low standard of living compared to Europe and petty crime is possible in urban centres and markets, where pickpockets are quick to act. It's a good idea to always carry useful papers and coins with you in a discreet pocket during your trip, even in your accommodation.
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