Address, phone numbers, email and opening hours of the São Tomé and Príncipe Embassy in Luanda, and what it handles. Good news for Angolans going on holiday: no visa needed.
The São Tomé and Príncipe Embassy in Angola is in Luanda. Before you go, some good news: if you are an Angolan citizen travelling to São Tomé on holiday, you do not need a visa, so you do not need to visit the embassy.

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Address and contacts
- Address: Rua Comandante N'Zaji, n.º 64/66, Alvalade (Miramar), Luanda
- Phone: (+244) 222 326 224 / (+244) 222 328 663
- Fax: (+244) 222 326 224
- E-mail: emb-stp.ango@snet.co.ao / emb-stame@snet.co.ao
- Consular service: Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 10:00
- Weekends: Closed
Consular service is short, only two hours a day, so it is best to arrive early and call ahead to confirm the hours and documents.
When do you need to go to the embassy?
- São Tomé citizens living in Angola: passports, civil registration and other consular services.
- People living in Angola with another nationality: you may need a visa for São Tomé, depending on your passport. Check with the embassy.
- Legalisation of documents for use in São Tomé and Príncipe.
Do Angolans need a visa for São Tomé?
No. Angolan citizens are visa-exempt for tourist trips to São Tomé and Príncipe. You need a valid passport and the international yellow fever vaccination certificate, which is required for travellers arriving from Angola. See our guide to visas and documents for São Tomé.
Planning your trip
TAAG flies from Luanda to São Tomé on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays, in just over 2 hours. See our guide to a long weekend in São Tomé from Luanda and our São Tomé and Príncipe trips.
Frequently asked questions
At Rua Comandante N'Zaji, no. 64/66, in the Alvalade (Miramar) district of Luanda.
Consular service runs Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 10:00. It is closed at weekends.
No. Angolan citizens are visa-exempt for tourism. A valid passport and the yellow fever certificate are enough.






