Overall verdict for Namibia: Stay alert. Below, the risk level of each of the 23 topics that get travellers fined or arrested. The exact rule, thresholds and penalties are in the LawsTravels app.
Namibia: read the 3 riskiest rules free →🎁 Free, no account: Drugs, Driving, Drones
This page gives you the level. The app gives you the rule, the numbers and the penalties for Namibia, offline, in 23 languages.
Namibia: read the 3 riskiest rules free →With 3 of 23 topics flagged red, Namibia is more relaxed than 37 of the 41 other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (regional average: 7.3). Worldwide, Namibia ranks #86 of 148 for strictness (tied with 16 other countries).
Overall verdict: Stay alert. 3 of 23 topics are flagged as banned or a serious risk (Drugs, Driving, Drones), 9 require caution.
The strictest topics for travellers in Namibia are: Drugs, Driving, Drones. Each has specific thresholds and penalties, detailed in the app.
In LawsTravels: open Namibia, each topic shows the level, the rule, the thresholds and what to do at customs, offline. 3 topics are free on every country; the other 20 unlock for the price of a coffee.
In Namibia, dial 10111. Capital: Windhoek. Currency: Namibian Dollar (NAD). Main language: English.
In Namibia, traffic drives on the left. Mains voltage: 220 V. Calling code: +264. Time zone: UTC+02:00. Plug types: D.
Levels summarise publicly available legal information for travellers and are not legal advice. Laws change and enforcement varies: confirm with the embassy or consulate of your destination.