Cape Verde is a popular destination for travellers in search of paradise-like scenery. To get there, however, you need to comply with certain rules and procedures. In this article, we'll look at the EASE for Cape Verde, information on the airport, visas, travel and everything else you need to make your stay in this magnificent archipelago easier.<\/p>\n
L'EASE<\/strong>also known as the Electronic Application for Security Evaluation, is a compulsory pre-registration system for travellers to Cape Verde. It enables the Cape Verdean authorities to assess and authorise your entry into the country before your arrival. The EASE must be carried out by all foreign visitors, whatever their reason for travelling (tourism, business, transit, etc.).<\/p>\n To obtain your EASE, you must follow these steps:<\/p>\n The average time taken to obtain your EASE is generally 48 to 72 hours<\/strong>It is therefore recommended that you obtain one at least 72 hours before departure. Once obtained, it is valid for 1 year for stays of 30-90 days and must be presented on boarding and on arrival in Cape Verde.<\/p>\n In addition to the EASE, some travellers may be required to apply for a tourist visa<\/strong> to enter Cape Verde. French nationals and most European Union countries do not require a visa for a stay of less than 30 days. Other nationalities should contact the Cape Verdean embassy or consulate in their country of residence for further information.<\/p>\n For those affected by this obligation, here are the necessary documents:<\/strong><\/p>\n When you arrive at Praia or Sal international airport, you will have to go through passport control. To facilitate your entry into Cape Verde, make sure you have with you :<\/p>\n To avoid hassle once you're there, we strongly recommend that you book your transport (internal flights, transfers, car hire, etc.) and accommodation before you leave. What's more, this will enable you to take advantage of the best deals available.<\/p>\n Although Cape Verde is a safe country for tourists, it is always wise to take out travel insurance to cover medical expenses, flight cancellations and lost luggage.<\/p>\n The official language of Cape Verde is Portuguese, but Cape Verdean Creole is also widely spoken. Learning a few basic words and phrases in these languages can make it much easier to communicate with the locals. In addition, respect local customs and traditions to encourage harmonious exchanges with the local population.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Cape Verde is a popular destination for travellers in search of paradise-like scenery. To get there, however, you need to follow certain rules and procedures. In this article, we...<\/p>","protected":false},"author":2555,"featured_media":1740,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":[],"categories":[1],"tags":[],"yoast_head":"\nEASE application procedure<\/h3>\n
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All you need to know about visas and administrative formalities for Cape Verde<\/h2>\n
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Arriving at the airport: what to do and what to expect<\/h2>\n
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Travel tips for a worry-free trip to Cape Verde<\/h2>\n
Organise your transport and accommodation in advance<\/h3>\n
Taking out travel insurance<\/h3>\n
Familiarise yourself with the local language and culture<\/h3>\n