Equatorial Guinea in Serbia

Accredited from abroad

Equatorial Guinea has no resident mission in Serbia. It is covered by:

• Embassy of Equatorial Guinea in Rome, Italy

Frequently asked questions

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

Equatorial Guinea presents a unique tourism experience, featuring a blend of luxury and exotic appeal, with a significant portion of its accommodations being five-star resorts. While it may not be widely known, it could attract a segment of Serbia's 7 million population looking for distinctive travel experiences.

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

Equatorial Guinea presents certain safety concerns for tourists from Serbia. While Serbia ranks 53rd in the Global Peace Index, indicating a relatively safe environment, Equatorial Guinea is ranked 92nd out of 160 countries, suggesting it is less safe. Serbia has a low murder rate of 1.1 per 100,000 people, whereas there is no available data for Equatorial Guinea. In terms of organized crime, Serbia has higher indices, indicating more significant issues with mafia groups and crime networks, while Equatorial Guinea has a lower score in these areas but faces challenges with state crime and flora crime. Overall, while Serbia is generally considered safer, tourists should exercise caution and stay informed about local conditions when visiting Equatorial Guinea.