Bringing the World to Angola
Taking Angola to the World
We look forward to assisting you in bridging the gap between you/your company and Angola and helping you to achieve your business strategy with much success through our value added consulting services.
We co-ordinate all travel and accommodation for our clients travelling to Angola, including the following:
EMACOP does not make a profit on any travel arrangements carried out on your behalf. We are pleased that we can take this responsibility upon ourselves in order to make the process easier for you.
Inoculation against yellow fever is required and a certificate to this effect has to be presented upon arrival in Angola. You will not be allowed into Angola without it!
Angola is a high risk malaria area and it is recommended that the necessary prophylaxes and other precautionary measures be taken prior to departure. In addition, it is vital that the visitor maintains the prescribed prophylaxes regime upon return as well as constant monitoring of flu related symptoms. Immunisation against Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B is highly recommended. It is recommended that visitors acquire an adequate supply of prescribed medicine as it may not be freely available in Angola.
Business Evaluation Form
VISA Pre-Request Form
The monetary unit is the Kwanza (Kz). Exchange your currency for Kwanza (or US Dollars). Due to currency fluctuations, it is recommended that either country's Embassy be telephoned for the latest rates of exchange
Angolan embassies:
Pretoria: 012 342 0049
Johannesburg: 011 333 2721/5
Cape Town: 021 425 8700/1.
On the communications front, things have improved with the introduction of cellular phones. For business people visiting Angola, Internet is freely available in most leading hotels.
With regards to banking, Investec, ABSA, Standard Bank, Nedbank and FNB, amongst others, operate out of Angola.
In general, Angola, and especially Luanda, is very hot and humid. The summer season, which coincides with the rainy season, lasts from October to April.