Travel in Eritrea: An internal travel ban has been lifted. Check-points are in place between main towns. Public transport (buses and taxis) are operating normally. Private vehicles are allowed on the roads.

All foreign nationals, including diplomats, must apply in advance for a travel permit to leave the Asmara region.

A curfew remains in place from 11pm to 4am, during which time all bars, restaurants, cafes, clubs and shops must close, and no private cars are allowed to move. Only diplomatic vehicles and taxis are allowed to move during this time.

Wearing masks in public places, including on the streets, is mandatory.

Accommodation: Hotels are open.

Public places and services: Mask wearing is mandatory in all public spaces in Eritrea, including outdoors and in the street. Individuals not wearing a mask may face a fine of 51 Nakfa.

Most shops, businesses, restaurants and recreation facilities have re-opened following the easing of lockdown. A curfew is in place from 11pm to 4am, during which time all bars, restaurants, cafes, clubs and shops must close, and no private cars are allowed to move. Only diplomatic vehicles and taxis are allowed to move during this time.

If you test positive for COVID-19, you may need to stay where you are until you test negative. You may also need to seek treatment there.

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