Bangui
Berberati, Bouar, Bambari, Bangassou, Bossangoa, Mbaiki, Carnot
French and Sango
Central African CFA franc
Hot & Humid
You can start by applying online here
A request for authorization must be submitted to the Central African Ministry of Arts and Culture.
Ministry of Arts and Culture
A general filming permit must be obtained before applying to private property owners for location use.
Fees vary depending on the location and type of production.
Authorization requests for drone use must be submitted to the Ministry of National Defence and Army Reconstruction at least 3 weeks before filming.
A list of drone equipment must be declared upon airport arrival, accompanied by the necessary filming authorizations.
Ministry of National Defence and Army Reconstruction
Typically takes up to 3 to 4 weeks.
Fees vary based on production.
The Central African Republic is a Carnet country.
Upon arrival, travellers must:
Customs service at the airport.
The security situation in the Central African Republic is unpredictable, with armed groups present throughout the country.
A nationwide curfew is in effect, and local law enforcement cannot always guarantee the safety of civilians outside of Bangui.
It is recommended that security arrangements are made through the Ministry of National Defence and Army Reconstruction, with costs depending on shoot location and duration.
No Rebate / Incentives in Central African Republic.

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