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Guinea Bissau Travel Tips

Social Conventions

Casual wear is widely accepted. Social customs should be respected, particularly in Muslim areas. Petty thievery and pickpocketing are increasingly common, particularly at the airport, in markets and at public gatherings. Homosexuality is illegal.

Photography

Visitors should request permission from security personnel before photographing military or police installations.

Language

The official language is Portuguese. The majority of the population speak Guinean Creole. Balante and Fulani languages are also spoken.

Passports

Passport is valid for six months required by all.

Duty-Free

The following goods can be imported into Guinea-Bissau without incurring customs duty: A reasonable quantity of tobacco products; 2. 5l of alcoholic beverages (non-Muslims only); and a reasonable quantity of perfume in opened bottles.

Note

Guinea-Bissau is a member of CITES, which controls the trade in certain animal species.

Getting Around by Air

There are over 20 small internal airports. The national airline provides internal flights, including to the outlying islands.

Getting Around by Water

Most towns are accessible by ship. Riverboats can reach almost all areas; there are ferries from Bissau, Bolama, Bubaque Island, Catio and Enyudé (often irregular owing to tides) and Bissau to Bafatá, calling at smaller towns en route. Coast-hopping ferries go from the north coast to Bissau.

Clothing

Lightweight, loose-fitting, washable clothing is recommended. The dress is casual.

Currency
The Guinea-Bissau peso is not convertible outside the country. Dollars and traveller’s checks can be exchanged at banks. Some hotels and stores accept only hard currency or international credit cards.

Entry Requirement

U.S. Passport must be valid 3 months beyond intended stay

  • Tickets and Documents for return or onward travel
  • Visa Required
  • Vaccinations – International Certificate of Vaccination for Yellow Fever

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  • U.S. Passport must be valid 3 months beyond intended stay
  • Tickets and Documents for return or onward travel
  • Visa Required
  • Vaccinations – International Certificate of Vaccination for Yellow Fever