Summary

It is imperative that all intending travellers purchase highly-comprehensive travel and personal medical insurance prior to leaving Ireland. Travellers should ensure that the insurance policy includes the cost of medical evacuation by air to Ireland. You should fully understand the terms and conditions, check for exclusions and ensure that your policy covers all specialised activities you wish to undertake whilst travelling.

Please be advised that the Irish Government assumes no responsibility whatsoever for any expenses incurred by Irish citizens as a result of a personal emergency whilst travelling.

All Irish citizens intending to travel to or reside in Swaziland are strongly advised to register their details with the Department of Foreign Affairs. The Travel Registration system is available here .

In Swaziland, you can call the Emergency Services (Police, Medical Emergency and Fire Service) by dialling 999.

Safety and Security

Ireland does not have an Embassy or Consulate in Swaziland. As such, it is not possible for us to provide detailed travel advice as we have no way of objectively verifying information and ensuring that it is accurate, appropriate and up-to-date. Likewise, the level of consular assistance and support we can provide to Irish citizens in times of emergency may be limited. Irish citizens may wish to bear this in mind before making plans to visit this country.

Irish citizens requiring emergency assistance in this country should first approach their tour operator representative, local tour guide or hotel management and contact their insurance provider.

In the event of an emergency, or for help and advice, you can also contact the Embassy of Ireland in South Africa (For contact details, please click here.) or the Consular Assistance Unit at the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin on +353 1 408 2000.

In countries where Ireland does not have any formal representation, emergency consular assistance, advice and support may be sought through resident offices of other EU member states.

For entry requirements and immigration information, please contact the High Commission of Swaziland, in the UK, details below.

Swaziland High Commission
20 Buckinham Gate
London
SW14 6LB
+44 2076306611 (Tel)
+44 2076306564 (Fax)
Email: enquiries@swaziland.org.uk This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Local Laws and Customs

Ireland does not have an Embassy or Consulate in country. As such, it is not possible for us to provide detailed travel advice as we have no way of objectively verifying information and ensuring that it is accurate, appropriate and up-to-date. Likewise, the level of consular assistance and support we can provide to Irish citizens in times of emergency may be limited. Irish citizens may wish to bear this in mind before making plans to visit this country.

Natural Disasters and Climate

Ireland does not have an Embassy or Consulate in country. As such, it is not possible for us to provide detailed travel advice as we have no way of objectively verifying information and ensuring that it is accurate, appropriate and up-to-date. Likewise, the level of consular assistance and support we can provide to Irish citizens in times of emergency may be limited. Irish citizens may wish to bear this in mind before making plans to visit this country.

Additional Country Info

You are also advised to read our “Know before You Go”  section before travelling abroad. 

You may wish to review the travel advice for this country as presented by other Anglophone Foreign Ministries. Suggested links are provided below. Please be aware that The Department of Foreign Affairs of Ireland is not in any way responsible for the content contained therein and is not in a position to endorse or validate any of the information supplied by other Governments. These links are merely intended as helpful suggestions for further research in advance of your trip.  

UK: Foreign and Commonwealth Office (www.fco.gov.uk/travel)

Canada: Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (www.voyage.gc.ca)

New Zealand: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (www.safetravel.govt.nz)

Australia: Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (www.smartraveller.gov.au)

USA: Department of State (www.travel.state.gov) 

Europe: (http://ec.europa.eu/consularprotection/index.action)

In countries where Ireland does not have any formal representation, emergency consular assistance, advice and support may be sought through resident offices of other EU member states.