Rwanda, Benin and the Seychelles have the easiest regulations for African travellers, either by waiving visas, allowing visas on arrival or making it easier to apply for travel documents.
Rwanda is once again the most open country in the East African Community (EAC) to visitors from across the African continent, topping peers, including Kenya whose launch of the electronic travel authorisation (ETA) appears to have been counterproductive.
The latest data from a report compiled by the African Development Bank (AfDB) and the African Union Commission shows that Rwanda remains the most visa-free country in Africa, having waived visas for all Africans.
