Equatorial Guinea in North Korea

Accredited from abroad

Equatorial Guinea has no resident mission in Korea (Democratic People's Republic of). It is covered by:

• Embassy of Equatorial Guinea in Beijing, China

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Equatorial Guinea as a destination for visitors from North Korea?

Equatorial Guinea presents a unique tourism experience with its blend of luxury and exotic appeal, featuring a significant number of five-star resorts. This coastal nation could attract a segment of North Korea's population, which totals around 26 million, making it an intriguing option for some visitors.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Equatorial Guinea for tourists coming from North Korea?

Equatorial Guinea is generally considered safer for tourists compared to North Korea. According to the Global Peace Index, Equatorial Guinea ranks 92nd out of 160 countries, while North Korea is ranked 149th. In terms of organized crime, both countries have similar scores for mafia groups (1.0), but Equatorial Guinea has slightly higher scores in crime networks (2.5 vs. 2.0 for North Korea) and lower scores in state crime (9.0 vs. 10.0). Additionally, Equatorial Guinea shows a better situation regarding human trafficking (4.5 vs. 8.0) and drug-related crimes, with lower scores in heroin (1.5 vs. 3.5) and cocaine trade (1.5 vs. 2.0). Overall, while both countries have their challenges, Equatorial Guinea presents a relatively safer environment for tourists compared to North Korea.