COVID-19 Information  Last updated:  October 16, 2020 Country-Specific Information Local transmission of COVID-19 has been confirmed in Angola. The vast majority of cases are in the capital city of Luanda, but instances of COVID-19 have been confirmed throughout the provinces. Officials continue to monitor the individuals who have tested positive. Please visit the Angolan COVID-19 Commission’s website for the most ... Read More»

Be an Active Voter by taking the necessary steps to vote in the 2020 U.S. elections and participating in Absentee Voting Week! In some states voter registration and ballot request deadlines for the November 2020 are as early as October 5th. Whether you are a first-time voter or have already received ballots and voted absentee in ... Read More»

Reconsider travel to Angola due to COVID-19.  Read the Department of State’s  COVID-19 page  before you plan any international travel.    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a  Level 3 Travel Health Notice  for Angola due to COVID-19.   Angola has lifted stay at home orders and resumed some transportation options and business operations.  Visit the Embassy’s  COVID-19 page  for more information on COVID-19 in Angola.   Exercise increased caution in: Urban areas due to crime and kidnapping. Read the  country information page. ... Read More»

U.S. Embassy, Luanda  July 27, 2020 TO U.S. CITIZENS IN ANGOLA:  VOTING IN 2020 U.S. ELECTIONS In order to vote in the November 2020 elections, all overseas U.S. citizens need to have completed a  Federal Post Card Application (FPCA)  in 2020.  Whether you are a first-time voter or have already received ballots and voted absentee in past elections, you must complete an ... Read More»

Location: Angola (countrywide) Event: The Angolan Ministry of Health has confirmed 386 cases of COVID-19 in Angola. While the numbers of cases of COVID-19 in Angola remain relatively low, instances of local transmission are steadily increasing.  Angola continues to operate under a strict government-imposed “State of Calamity.”  Health centers and hospitals have resumed full operations, as have ... Read More»