## Which Countries Will Be Allowed to Travel to South Africa?
**Introduction**
As South Africa eases its COVID-19 travel restrictions, many countries are wondering if their citizens will be allowed to visit the country. The South African government has announced that it will allow travel from certain countries, but the exact list is still being finalized.
**Countries Currently Allowed to Travel to South Africa**
As of [date], the following countries are allowed to travel to South Africa:
– Botswana
– Lesotho
– Mozambique
– Namibia
– Swaziland
– Zimbabwe
**Countries Expected to Be Allowed to Travel to South Africa**
The South African government is expected to announce a list of additional countries that will be allowed to travel to South Africa in the coming weeks. These countries are likely to include:
– Angola
– Kenya
– Mauritius
– Nigeria
– Rwanda
– Tanzania
– Uganda
**Countries Unlikely to Be Allowed to Travel to South Africa**
There are a few countries that are unlikely to be allowed to travel to South Africa for the time being. These countries include:
– Brazil
– China
– India
– Pakistan
– Russia
– United States
**Visa Requirements**
Citizens of most countries will need to obtain a visa to travel to South Africa. The visa can be obtained online or at a South African embassy or consulate.
**Travel Restrictions**
Travelers from all countries will be required to follow certain travel restrictions, including:
– Wearing a face mask in public
– Social distancing
– Washing hands frequently
– Staying home if you are sick
**Quarantine Requirements**
Travelers from certain countries may be required to quarantine for up to 10 days upon arrival in South Africa. The quarantine can be done at a hotel or a private residence.
**Conclusion**
The South African government is working to finalize the list of countries that will be allowed to travel to the country. Travelers should check the latest travel advisories before planning their trip.