Embassy of Rwanda in Luanda, Angola; address HCTA Talatona; CCB4 Rua Luanda Sul; Villa No A111; P.O. Box 10602, Luanda; phone +244222036501. Head of…
Head of mission: Mr. Charles Rudakubana, Ambassador (as of 2025)
Rwanda is an appealing destination for some Angolans due to its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage. Known for its mountain gorillas and stunning landscapes, the country has made significant progress in its tourism sector. However, it still faces challenges in maximizing its tourism potential, which may limit its attractiveness to the entire Angolan population of 36 million.
Rwanda is generally considered safe for tourists, including those coming from Angola. According to the Global Peace Index, Rwanda is ranked 90th out of 160 countries, while Angola is ranked higher at 70th. The murder rates also reflect this, with Rwanda having a rate of 3.6 per 100,000 people compared to Angola's 4.8. In terms of organized crime, Rwanda scores better on several indices. For example, it has a mafia group index of 1.0 (better than Angola's 3.0) and a crime networks index of 3.0 (compared to Angola's 5.5). However, both countries face challenges with state crime and resource crime, but Rwanda generally has lower indices in these areas. While Rwanda is relatively safe, it is advisable for tourists to remain vigilant and informed about their surroundings, just as they would in any other destination.