Tanzania in Ireland

Accredited from abroad

Tanzania, United Republic of has no resident mission in Ireland. It is covered by:

• High Commission of Tanzania in London, United Kingdom

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Tanzania as a destination for visitors from Ireland?

Tanzania is an appealing destination for Irish travelers, known for its stunning landscapes and vibrant cultural heritage. Attractions like Mount Kilimanjaro and Serengeti National Park draw adventure seekers and those looking for cultural experiences. With 2.3 million Irish traveling abroad annually, a portion is likely to be interested in exploring Tanzania.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Tanzania for tourists coming from Ireland?

Tanzania is generally considered a relatively safe destination for tourists, although it does have higher crime rates compared to Ireland. According to the Global Peace Index, Tanzania ranks 63rd out of 160 countries, while Ireland ranks 2nd, indicating that Ireland is significantly safer. In terms of specific crime statistics, the murder rate in Tanzania is 3.7 per 100,000 people, compared to Ireland's low rate of 0.4. Female murder rates also reflect this disparity, with Tanzania at 1.7 and Ireland at 0.3. The Global Organized Crime Index shows that while Tanzania faces challenges with organized crime, it ranks lower than Ireland in several categories, such as mafia groups (3.0 for Tanzania vs. 6.0 for Ireland) and human trafficking (6.5 for Tanzania vs. 4.5 for Ireland). However, Tanzania has higher scores in areas like flora and fauna crime, indicating specific risks. Overall, while Tanzania is a popular tourist destination with many attractions, visitors from Ireland should remain vigilant and take standard safety precautions while traveling.