Madagascar - Update History
- January 2024: Clearance updated.
- October 2023: All formalities checked and updated, except fees which date from May.
- July 2023: Immigration (passport info and visas), Customs, and Restrictions sections updated.
- May 2023: Formalities updated with border status and process to enter. Information confirmed by resident cruiser Susan Harrison. Fees updated with details from Bryce Bauwens and entry process re-confirmed.
- December 2022: Note added on yachts not being welcome added from Comment posted on Noonsite.
- October 2022: Entry authorization for Nosy Be confirmed by Sue Harrison and added to biosecurity section.
- September 2022: Maritime borders remain closed. Updated biosecurity with feedback direct from Madagascar from Sue Harrison.
- June 2022: Air borders opened in March, biosecurity updated.
- July 2021: Biosecurity and Covid protocols updated.
- January 2019: Clearance, Immigration and Fees checked using official sources.
- October 2018: Clearance procedures and fees updated with information from Brian Domander, SV Prince Diamond.
- November 2017: Clearance formalities checked and updated.
- October 2017: Health section updated following the outbreak of pneumonic plague.
- October 2016: Security section updated following an armed robbery in Mahajanga.
- July 2016: Immigration updates from Tom Patridge of SY Adina.
- November 2015: Formalities updated from a report on the visit by Jason Trautz of SV Yolo.
- July 2015: Publications checked/updated
- March 2015: Formalities checked/updated.
- August 2013: Report on documents required from Miki Barzam of SV Two Oceans.
- July 2013: Formalities checked and fees updated by Des Cason of the Peri Peri Net.
- March 2013: Formalities checked/updated, fees updated. Security and local customs information added.
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