{"question":{"passport":"GAB","destination":"GNQ","entryDate":"2026-09-12"},"dateBasis":"reference-date","status":"conditional","headline":"Visa-free, 90 days","requirement":{"kind":"none","message":"You can travel without arranging a visa."},"stay":{"kind":"DAYS","maxDays":90,"ruleType":"RESETS_ON_EXIT","phrasing":"You may stay up to 90 days."},"conditions":[{"kind":"DOCUMENT_CLASS","text":"The traveller must present a valid national identity card or a valid biometric passport issued by a CEMAC member state; the CEMAC free-movement regime makes the stay conditional on presenting one of these documents."}],"caveat":null,"source":{"documentId":"cemac-acte-2013","url":"https://migrationnetwork.un.org/policy-repository/additional-act-ndeg0113-25-june-2013-abolishing-visas-all-cemac-nationals","passage":"Additional Act N°01/13 of 25 June 2013 Abolishing visas for all CEMAC nationals travelling within the Community … Member countries Cameroon, Chad, Central African Republic, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon","explanation":"The CEMAC Additional Act's own title states that it abolishes visas for all CEMAC nationals travelling within the community, and the record names the member countries, five of which are foreign to Equatorial Guinea (CMR, CAF, TCD, COG, GAB). Under Article 20.2 of the Ley the visa requirement yields to an international convention Equatorial Guinea has signed, and the 2026 ITU note confirms CEMAC passports are currently exempt in practice.","publisher":"Additional Act N°01/13 of 25 June 2013 Abolishing visas for all CEMAC nationals travelling within the Community"},"checkedAt":"2026-08-21","snapshotAsOf":"2026-09-10","dataVersion":"4f66864a7d4f8a08b6c8c7e446d7f16addcd9303","upcomingChange":null,"alternatives":[],"scope":{"covers":["recorded entry requirement","recorded stay allowance"],"notEstablished":["personal admission decision","work permission","residence rights","tax position","individual eligibility for every condition"],"passportType":"ordinary"}}