Americans: US nationals require a passport and can obtain a visa on arrival for a stay of up to three months.
UK nationals: UK nationals require a passport and a visa for entry to
Rwanda; however British Citizens can obtain a visa on arrival for a stay of up to three months.
Canadians: Canadians require a passport and can obtain a visa on arrival for a stay of up to three months.
Australians: Australians require a passport and a visa for entry to Rwanda.
South Africans: South Africans require a passport and can obtain a visa on arrival
for a stay of up to three months.
Irish nationals: Irish nationals require a passport and a visa for entry to Rwanda.
New Zealanders: New Zealand nationals require a passport and a visa for entry to Rwanda.
Health
There is a year-round risk of malaria throughout the country and travelers are advised to take a course of prophylactics. A yellow fever certificate is required by all visitors and inoculation is also recommended. Other health risks include meningitis and cholera. Bottled drinking water is available in all towns. Medical facilities are limited and medical supplies may be unavailable, although hospitals are located in all major towns. Comprehensive medical insurance is advised.
Safety
Crime levels are relatively low, although tourists should be alert to bag snatching and incidents of petty theft. Travel to the border areas with
Burundi and the DRC is not advised; trips to see the gorillas in the
Volcanoes National Park should only be undertaken as part of a guided trek.
