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    Return or onward air tickets and all necessary documents for the next destination are required.

    Americans: US nationals require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    UK nationals: UK nationals require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    Canadians: Canadians require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    Australians: Australians require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can
    be obtained on arrival.

    South Africans: South Africans require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    Irish nationals: Irish nationals require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.

    New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals require a passport and a visa to enter the Comoros Islands. Visas can be obtained on arrival.


    Health
    There is a risk of malaria throughout the year, and dengue fever outbreaks occur. Protection against Hepatitis A, tetanus and typhoid are recommended. Cholera outbreaks also occur. Many travelers suffer from diarrhoea and food and water precautions are recommended; tap water should be treated or boiled before drinking. Medical facilities are very limited and medications may not be available. Travelers are advised to bring their own personal medical kit, and travel insurance should be comprehensive.

    Safety
    The islands are relatively crime-free, but visitors should be aware that muggers and pickpockets will target those who look like they are carrying valuables. It is not advisable to walk around at night, particularly in the town centers. Cyclones are possible between January and April, and Le Kartala volcano on Ngazidja is active and erupts periodically. It is advisable to check on the situation before visiting that part of the island.


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