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Department of State. This is an annual report produced in conjunction with the Regional Security Office at the U. Embassy in Port Louis, Mauritius, which maintains a virtual presence for Seychelles. OSAC encourages travelers to use this report to gain baseline knowledge of security conditions in Seychelles. Travel Advisory. The current U. Overall Crime and Safety Situation. Crime Threats. There is minimal risk from crime in Seychelles. Most visits to Seychelles remain trouble-free. According to official police figures, there continues to be a decrease in violent crime, but there has been a slight increase in incidents of petty theft. Burglary, robbery, and other crimes of opportunity have also decreased. In early , drug offenses have gone down slightly but are still of concern, as police report that illegal and abused prescription drugs impacts visitors and locals alike. However, this should not be a reason to be complacent; crime rates do fluctuate and incidents against tourists, residents, and expatriates occur frequently. Muggings and petty crime such as purse snatching and pickpocketing are reportedly on the increase and can be a problem especially in and around tourist facilities and ATMs. Theft from vehicles and on beaches or walking trails occurs in areas foreigners frequent. Theft from vehicles also occurs in areas foreigners frequent. Criminals target trekking tours, walking trails, and beaches due to the volume of tourists. Use common sense and remain aware of your surroundings. There have been reports in recent years of credit card scams using card-skimming devices. The flexibility of the international tax system and the lack of legislation concerning high-value transactions have enabled international crime organizations to engage in money laundering using these offshore industries. Keep valuables locked in a hotel room safe. Cybersecurity Issues. Seychelles does not have an officially approved national cybersecurity roadmap or internationally recognized Computer Incident Response Team. The government has created several legal measures in recent years e. The country signed agreements with India and Cyprus in to bolster cybersecurity, but has not implemented wider security measures on public systems. Transportation-Safety Situation. Road Safety and Road Conditions. Road conditions in Seychelles are fair. Motor vehicles are right-side drive, and traffic moves on the left. There are few safety barriers in Seychelles; roads are often adjacent to sheer drops and contain hairpin bends. Be alert while driving, especially at night, as there are minimal streetlights. Animals and pedestrians can make driving on unlighted roads at night hazardous. Drunk driving is a problem, so be particularly aware of other road users who may behave recklessly. Any stays longer than three months require a permit from the Seychelles Licensing Authority. Public Transportation Conditions. Negotiate the fare before beginning your journey. Identify public buses by their blue color. Schedules can be unreliable. Services are infrequent on some routes, tend to be crowded during rush hours, and may require a transfer. A timetable is available from the bus station in Victoria. Passengers should maintain awareness of their belongings at all times, use Transportation Security Administration TSA approved locks, and retrieve checked bags as soon as possible. As there is no direct commercial air service to the United States by carriers registered in Seychelles, the U. Maritime Security. Most of the inner islands are accessible by boat or ferry; there are also a number of day trips available to tourists. Check that there is sufficient safety equipment including life jackets and ship-to-shore radio. Travel by ship to the outer islands, including the Amirantes, Cosmoledo, and Aldabra groups requires prior approval from the Seychelles Maritime Safety Authority. Mariners planning travel to Seychelles should also check for U. Information may appear on the U. Reports of pirates operating in the western region of Seychelles have decreased substantially in recent years. Refer to the U. Terrorism Threat. There is minimal risk from terrorism in Seychelles. Seychelles has not experienced any terrorist incidents. There are no known terrorist organizations operating in Seychelles. Political, Economic, Religious, and Ethnic Violence. Civil Unrest. There is minimal risk from political violence in Victoria. While demonstrations and protests occur, they are not common and usually relate to elections. Most protests, both scheduled and spontaneous, end peacefully. Post-specific Concerns. Environmental Hazards. Seychelles lies outside the cyclone belt, so severe storms are rare. Tropical Storm Felleng in led to severe flooding and landslides. The country experiences occasional short droughts. The water supply depends on catchments to collect rainwater. The popular tourist beach in Beau Vallon is host to powerful rip currents. Exercise caution by staying alert to changes in sea conditions. Do not fish, swim, or snorkel alone. Always seek expert local advice about which areas are safe for swimming, as this can differ based on seasonal weather patterns and time of day. Most beaches do not have a regular lifeguard presence. Critical Infrastructure. In recent years, the installation of fire alarm detectors and fire suppression equipment in homes and businesses has increased, but coverage continues to be sporadic. Most popular tourist hotels have implemented evacuation plans and installed smoke detectors. Cellular phones are in widespread use on the main islands, and service is generally adequate, though there are coverage gaps in some remote areas. Travelers can purchase local SIM cards to use with compatible cell phones. Economic Concerns. As a very small open economy dependent on tourism, Seychelles remains vulnerable to developments such as economic downturns in countries that supply tourists, natural disasters, and changes in local climatic conditions and ocean temperature. However, stores continue to sell pirated copies of movies, television shows, music, counterfeit clothing, jewelry, and other luxury goods. Personal Identity Concerns. Nevertheless, rape remains a problem, and the government generally does not enforce the law effectively. Authorities in general do not prioritize domestic abuse cases, and police lack proper training in handling sexual assault cases. Many victims do not report rape due social stigma and a reluctance to enter into lengthy court case. Same-sex sexual activity is legal in Seychelles. Persons with disabilities face limited access to transportation, accommodations, and public buildings. There are few sidewalks. Most buildings lack functioning elevators. Although the constitution and law provide for special protections for persons with physical, sensory, intellectual, and mental disabilities, including reasonable provisions for improving quality of life, no laws address access to public buildings, transportation, or government services, and the government does not provide such services. The constitution prohibits discrimination on religious grounds, as well as laws establishing any religion. The government has begun drafting a proposed amendment to the law that regulates religions and associations, to make it stricter. The Seychelles Interfaith Council said it would like the amendment to impose new criteria for registering heads of religious groups and establish mechanisms to detect financial fraud and terrorism financing through religious groups. Drug-related Crimes. Importation of Afghan heroin is difficult to stop, given the porous nature of national borders in a country comprising more than islands. The popularity of synthetic drugs is also on the rise. Police have increased enforcement of drug trafficking and drug abuse since Authorities strictly enforce drug possession laws. Penalties for possession of any amount include fines and possible jail time. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime announced in its intent to reestablish a presence in Seychelles to increase drug trafficking security measures, reduce the demand for drugs, and enact prison reform. Among the reforms enacted is consideration of drug addiction as a disease rather than a crime, allowing greater possibilities for treatment and rehabilitation among drug abusers. Kidnapping Threat. There is minimal threat from kidnapping in Seychelles. Other Issues. Prohibited items and those items requiring permits for importation include pharmaceuticals, tobacco, alcohol, radio equipment, and any fruits or vegetables. Police Response. The emergency line in Seychelles is Report all incidents of crime to the local police authorities. Remain calm and polite when interacting with the police to avoid misunderstandings. These military services report to the president, who acts as Minister of Defense. Arrested, detained, or harassed U. Find more information at the ACS webpage. For administrative calls to local fire and police posts, dial:. Medical Emergencies. The medical emergency line in Seychelles is Road and ambulance conditions may limit emergency response. The hospital offers most general services and provides specialist inpatient and outpatient care. Carry adequate supplies of any needed prescription medicines, along with copies of prescriptions, the generic name of the drugs, and a supply of preferred over-the-counter medications. While Seychelles citizens receive free healthcare from the government, international visitors must pay for treatment. Doctors and hospitals expect immediate cash payment for health services rendered. Persons with medical emergencies may require medical evacuation medevac to Kenya or South Africa, likely costing thousands of dollars and considered only if the patient has adequate insurance or pays up front. In some cases, medevac may require a medical visa. The U. Embassy recommends all travelers have travel and medical insurance. Note that you usually must purchase medevac insurance separately from other policies. Passengers traveling from plague-infected countries may face temporary quarantine during seasonal plague outbreaks. The CDC offers additional information on vaccines and health guidance for Seychelles. Embassy Contact Information. Email: ConAgencySeychelles state. Virtual Presence Post Seychelles website. Embassy in Mauritius. Helpful Information. Before you travel, consider the following resources:. The contents of this U report in no way represent the policies, views, or attitudes of the United States Department of State, or the United States Government, except as otherwise noted e. The document was compiled from various open sources and U embassy reporting. Publishing or otherwise distributing OSAC-derived information in a manner inconsistent with this policy may result in the discontinuation of OSAC support. Home - OSAC. Who We Are. OSAC Council. Code of Conduct. How to Join. Contact Us. OSAC Analysis. Country Security Reports. Travel Advisories and Alerts. Traveler Toolkit. External News. Country Chapters. Common Interest Committees. Major Events. Country Pages. Global Filter Filter Toggle. Login Processing. Warning Info Error processing! Username Password. Sign in Can't Login? Copy this link:. Travel Advisory The current U. Cybersecurity Issues Seychelles does not have an officially approved national cybersecurity roadmap or internationally recognized Computer Incident Response Team. Maritime Security Most of the inner islands are accessible by boat or ferry; there are also a number of day trips available to tourists. Terrorism Threat There is minimal risk from terrorism in Seychelles. Critical Infrastructure In recent years, the installation of fire alarm detectors and fire suppression equipment in homes and businesses has increased, but coverage continues to be sporadic. Economic Concerns As a very small open economy dependent on tourism, Seychelles remains vulnerable to developments such as economic downturns in countries that supply tourists, natural disasters, and changes in local climatic conditions and ocean temperature. Kidnapping Threat There is minimal threat from kidnapping in Seychelles. Police Response The emergency line in Seychelles is Embassy Contact Information U. 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