Overview
- Togo removed visas for citizens of all African countries for stays of up to 30 days, with the policy now in effect.
- Travelers must complete an online declaration at least 24 hours before arrival and present the generated travel slip at the border.
- Immigration, security, and public health checks still apply, and laws on irregular entry and illegal stay remain enforceable.
- Officials said border agencies must apply the change at land, air, and sea entry points across the country.
- The government frames the step as advancing African integration and positioning Lomé for trade and services, while analysts say its impact hinges on a reliable digital portal, consistent border practice, airline acceptance, and possible regional reciprocity.