Health

Before you leave

• Yellow fever: the international vaccination certificate is required on entry for travellers aged 9 months or older coming from a country with risk of transmission, including after a stopover of more than 12 hours in such a country. The CDC does not recommend this vaccine for this destination. Rules change: check them before departure and talk to a doctor or an international vaccination centre.

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  CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Travelers' Health: Eswatini

• Malaria: according to the CDC, it is present in certain regions only (list on its page). The CDC recommends prescription preventive medicine for travellers to these areas: talk to a doctor before departure, and protect yourself from mosquito bites.

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  CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Travelers' Health: Eswatini

Emergency numbers

• Police 999, ambulance 977, fire 933.

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  GOV.UK (FCDO), Eswatini travel advice: getting helpFrance Diplomatie, Travel advice: Eswatini, safety

• Emergency numbers

  Police 999, ambulance 977, fire 933.

  999977933

  GOV.UK (FCDO), Eswatini travel advice: getting help· Oct 2, 2026

• Government Hospital

  Public hospital, Mbabane.

  +268 2 404 21 11

  France Diplomatie, Travel advice: Eswatini, useful contacts· Oct 2, 2026

• The Clinic

  Private clinic, Mbabane.

  St Michael's Road, Mbabane+268 2 404 24 23

  France Diplomatie, Travel advice: Eswatini, useful contacts· Oct 2, 2026