Tag: seychelles

During the turbulent days of empire the colony of Seychelles was home to quite a few exiles. TONY MATHIOT tells the story of the banishment of one particular King whose exiles have had an enduring social impact on the island where he stayed. …for twenty-four years. He arrived in Seychelles aboard the SS Dwarka on Tuesday 11th September of 1900; […]

Wavel Ramkalawan wins presidency ousting incumbent United Seychelles party leader An Anglican priest won the Seychelles presidential election on Sunday, marking the first opposition victory since the Indian Ocean archipelago’s independence from Britain more than four decades ago. Wavel Ramkalawan won enough votes in the first round to clinch the presidency on his sixth attempt and called […]

The Department of Foreign Affairs would like to clarify a news item aired on SBC on Tuesday 20th October 2020, regarding the donation of the judo uniforms to the Praslin judo clubs. The uniforms were sponsored by the Seychelles Honorary Consuls in Finland, Germany, Ghana, Hungary, Malta and Sweden and was a request made to […]

Celebration Seychelles National Day This week, on #DiplomaticLicense, We’re delighted to show you snippets Of Seychelles 🇸🇨 Day in Accra! The usual flamboyant celebration had to be minimized due to the restrictions of Covid19. Come, let’s join consuls from other countries in celebrating Seychelles. Tune in to #CitiTV  

Join us as we talk about Seychelles National day, the relationship between Seychelles and Ghana on Diplomatic License this 8th of August 2020, 5pm on Citi TV.

These guidelines are in force as of 1st August 2020 and will be reviewed periodically.  As of 1st August 2020 Seychelles International Airport is open for scheduled commercial passenger flights.  Types of flights allowed: Private jets with passengers destined to authorized resorts, yachts or residential facilities  Chartered passengers flights with passengers from permitted countries under conditions set […]