The Republic of Equatorial Guinea is a state in Central Africa that has a presidential republic as its form of government. It is located on the west coast of Africa, between Cameroon and Gabon. Equatorial Guinea is washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean.
The capital is the city of Malabo.
The country has a tropical climate, with high humidity and high temperatures all year round.
The population is 1,505,651 people (2022).
The official language is Spanish. The local population also speaks Bantu and French.
The standard of living, medicine, education and social security in the country is low. Security levels are also relatively low and tourists are advised to exercise caution when visiting the country.
To obtain Equatorial Guinea citizenship, you must live in the country for several years and meet certain requirements. Citizenship by birth is not given in the country.
Equatorial Guinea is known for its oil resources and huge reserves of natural gas. Attractions include parks and reserves such as the Monte Raises National Park.
Although Equatorial Guinea faces economic, medical and educational challenges, life in the country can be attractive due to its beautiful nature, cultural heritage and hospitable people. One can enjoy exotic nature, see wild animals such as monkeys, elephants and gorillas, and enjoy trekking through waterfalls and canyons.
