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Coronavirus COVID-19 in Madagascar

This page contains up-to-date information on confirmed coronavirus cases in Madagascar: how many people in Madagascar are infected, the status of the pandemic and borders for tourism and travel and also recommendations for all those arriving in and from Madagascar.

Important: all information published here is as accurate as possible at the time of the release. Please bear in mind that the world coronavirus cases change every hour and statistics in Madagascar very much depend on the way the data is being reporting. Also, please adhere to the dates of publication of updates on the website to keep up-to-date with latest developments. Use the links to the sources of information about coronavirus outbreak in Madagascar, including Madagascar ministry of health and or other government departments such as disease control centers or departments of internal affairs.

If you are looking for general updates about the coronavirus outbreak and in which countries the virus has already been registered, please navigate to the main page of the COVID-19 Travel advice on Airinme.

How many cases of coronavirus are there in Madagascar?

At the moment (06.29.2022 18:00), 65381 confirmed cases of coronavirus infection have been registered in Madagascar (source: WHO Situation Reports).

The situation may change every day, so we recommend that you regularly check the latest information from official authorized bodies.

Madagascar travel advice amid coronavirus

British travellers have not been advised to visit busy places, social events and gatherings, seafood and wildlife markets since the pandemic started.

The way things stand at the moment the UK nationals are advised against all but essential international travel. Any destination or area may restrict travel without notice.

On the 23rd of March 2020 all of the United Kingdom have seem new, stricter measures announced by PM Boris Johnson only allowing people in the UK to leave homes in case of emergency, to get food, medicine and one exercise per day.

Visit Foreign Office travel advice for more information that is applicable specifically to Madagascar.

Before planning a trip to Madagascar, please ensure you have checked the latest requirements, travel advice regarding leaving your own place of residence and destination. It may well be that you and your family may be required to self isolate for up to 14 days. Other precautions include longer self-isolation and possibly seeking for medical help. If you return from Madagascar or any other infected area with an unfavorable epidemiological situation and feel unwell, you should not go to the GP surgery yourself. The NHS Coronavirus online help service warns that all individuals must stay at home and call for a doctor from home.

Who flies to Madagascar during the coronavirus pandemic

Below is a list of airlines that are usually flying to Madagascar. Important: carriers may change their schedules due to the spread of coronavirus, you should always check for updates directly with the carriers before making any travel plans.

Airfares to Madagascar

One way Roundtrip
Nosy-Be - Antsirananafrom 736 USDfrom 1178 USDSearch airfares
Antananarivo - Morondavafrom 319 USDfrom 574 USDSearch airfares
Antsiranana - Nosy-Befrom 700 USDfrom 1330 USDSearch airfares
St-Denis - Antananarivofrom 144 USDfrom 230 USDSearch airfares
Addis Ababa - Antananarivofrom 401 USDfrom 762 USDSearch airfares
Nairobi - Antananarivofrom 674 USDfrom 1281 USDSearch airfares
Victoria - Antananarivofrom 516 USDfrom 980 USDSearch airfares
Mauritius - Antananarivofrom 338 USDfrom 642 USDSearch airfares
Johannesburg - Antananarivofrom 450 USDfrom 765 USDSearch airfares
Istanbul - Antananarivofrom 798 USDfrom 1436 USDSearch airfares
Moroni - Antananarivofrom 424 USDfrom 678 USDSearch airfares
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