Seychelles remains fully operational and accessible via multiple International routes

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Seychelles remains fully operational and continues to welcome international travellers through multiple global air routes beyond the Middle East.

The destination maintains strong air connectivity with key markets across Europe, Africa, and other major international hubs worldwide. While connections via the Middle East region remain uncertain at this time, travellers can still access Seychelles through a wide range of alternative routes. Negotiations are also currently underway to secure additional flight options from these alternate hubs.

The country’s international airport on Mahé continues to receive scheduled commercial flights, ensuring seamless travel for leisure, business, and transit passengers travelling to destinations outside of the affected region. Tourism services, hospitality establishments, and related infrastructure across the islands are operating as usual.

Travellers who have already completed their travel authorisation but are travelling with a different airline or at a different time are advised to update their application with the new itinerary details. 

Updates can be made via the official Start your trip to Seychelles | Seychelles Electronic Border System – Official Government Website (govtas.com) chatbox by entering the reference number and uploading the new flight tickets.

Visitors are encouraged to check directly with their preferred airline or travel provider for the most up-to-date flight schedules and routing options. 

For additional information, travellers may consult the official Destination social media pages or the Tourism Department’s official WhatsApp channel https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbCdlGm3AzNMChQtBd44

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