GoEthiopia Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

Chinese citizens traveling to Ethiopia need to apply for visas, which can be obtained at the Ethiopian Embassy in China (Beijing) and Consulates General (Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chongqing) based on the division of the Ethiopian Chinese territory.

Chinese citizens holding diplomatic passports, official passports, or ordinary official passports can enter and transit Ethiopia without a visa for a period not exceeding 30 days. Official passports that enter Ethiopia without a visa cannot apply for residence permits or work permits. Please ensure that holders of official passports leave the country on schedule and comply with Ethiopian immigration laws and regulations. If you need to work, study, reside, or report in Ethiopia, you need to apply for the corresponding category of visa in advance.

Chinese citizens traveling to Ethiopia (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan) can apply for a visa on arrival upon arrival at Addis Ababa International Airport, the capital of Ethiopia. The general stay period is 30 days, but airport immigration officials have the right to refuse to issue landing visas based on their judgment.

Starting from June 12, 2017, the Ethiopian Immigration Department has partnered with Ethiopian Airlines to launch an electronic visa service, allowing citizens of 39 countries, including China, to apply for an Ethiopian tourist electronic visa online. Currently, electronic visas are only applicable to tourist visas. For details, please log inhttps://www.evisa.gov.et/#/homeIt is recommended that Chinese citizens traveling to Egypt obtain visas in advance or apply for electronic visas.

The Ethiopian Embassy in China mainly issues work (W-V) visas, investment (I-V) visas, and tourist visas to Chinese citizens. Among them, the application for a work (W-V) visa requires a Chinese funded company or owner in Ethiopia to send an invitation letter to the Ethiopian Immigration Bureau for approval and stamping. After approval by the Immigration Bureau, the embassy or consulate in China will be notified before accepting the application for a work visa. The principle is that the applicant must have a university degree. After arriving in Ethiopia, it is necessary to immediately have a dedicated person appointed by the Ethiopian company go to the investment bureau to apply for a work quota or ask for a support letter from a partner, apply for a work permit at the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, and finally go to the immigration bureau to apply for a one-year residence permit (green ID). If the visa expires during this period, the applicant must bring a letter of support from the owner to the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs to apply for visa extension. After approval, the applicant must bring the approval letter to the immigration office to apply for visa extension.

Individuals who have obtained work permits and one-year residence permits must go to the Ethiopian Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs and Immigration Bureau to cancel their work permits and residence permits, and obtain a Leaving for Good visa to exit the country upon completion of the project and return to their home country. If the residence permit is not cancelled, it will affect the recruitment of new foreign employees by the company, and I will not be able to obtain a visa to come to Ethiopia again.

Individuals holding tourist visas and landing visas are unable to apply for work permits and residence permits in Ethiopia. Please leave the country within the validity period of your visa to avoid facing high fines or even criminal penalties for illegal stay. In addition, do not handle visa extension procedures through illegal intermediaries to avoid being deceived or being detained by the Ethiopian Immigration Bureau, which may result in huge fines or even detention.

Attention: The validity period of all types of visas in Ethiopia starts from the date of issuance. If you obtain a 30 day work visa on January 1st, the visa will expire on January 30th. Please arrange your travel time to Ethiopia and the time to apply for your residence permit.

Please refer to the website of the Embassy of Ethiopia in China for visa types and fees:

http://www.ethiopiaemb.org.cn/coninformation3.htm

Before departing for Ethiopia, please check if you are carrying your passport (valid for more than 6 months), air ticket, health certificate, and international vaccination certificate (yellow book), as well as the required academic credentials, skills and professional titles, proof of family relationship, and a notarized English translation certificate (which must be notarized by the Foreign Affairs Notary Office and double authenticated by the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ethiopian Embassy in China). Please carefully check the validity period of your passport and visa to avoid entry and exit restrictions, and carry a certain amount of foreign currency with you for future use.

When returning from Ethiopia, please pay attention to the flight date. Ethiopian Airlines flights to China are mostly in the early morning. For such flights, it is recommended to complete the check-in procedures before 10 pm the night before.

If encountering an incident of entry and exit obstruction, please remain calm and do not take extreme actions. You can first seek assistance from the Chinese staff at the Chinese service counter in the transfer area on the second floor of the airport. In case of special emergency, please call the Consular Center of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at 0086-10-12308 and the Consular Center of the Embassy in Ethiopia at 00251-911-686415; Addis Ababa International Airport information hotline: 00251-11-6656666, 00251-11-5178526.

A passport with a validity period of at least 6 months is required for entry and transit. Sometimes it is necessary to fill out the entry and exit card in English when handling entry and exit procedures. When entering or leaving the country, one must undergo inspection by the entry and exit management authorities, truthfully explain the situation, and pay attention to civility and politeness. When encountering special inspections during entry and exit, if you do not understand the local language, do not nod or agree to sign the document at will. You may request a translator or have family and friends translate on your behalf. When the entry and exit management authorities have doubts about the intention of entry, duration of stay, number of entries, etc., even if holding a valid visa, the Egyptian side has the right to refuse entry and refuse to explain the reasons. If denied entry, the other party may be requested to provide humane treatment, safeguard legitimate rights and interests, and arrange for return. If necessary, please request to contact the Chinese Embassy in Ethiopia.

Customs epidemic prevention and control

Entry:

It is recommended that Chinese citizens coming to Ethiopia receive yellow fever and meningococcal vaccines, and carry their international vaccination certificate (Yellow Book) with them for future reference. If you travel to other African countries (such as South Africa) via Ethiopia, please get vaccinated according to the relevant country's requirements and carry a yellow book with you. The yellow book must be valid and issued 10 days before the travel date.

Ethiopian customs inspect incoming luggage one by one and strictly control electronic products (such as laptops, copiers, cameras, mobile phones, etc.) and drugs that exceed personal use quantities. The carrying amount should be controlled within a reasonable and self use range, otherwise the customs may impose heavy taxes on some items.

Photography equipment: In addition to card machines, if you bring other types of cameras and photography equipment into the country, you must contact the Ethiopian travel agency or friends in advance, inform them of the model and quantity of the cameras you carry, and ask them to declare to the Ethiopian Customs and Taxation Bureau. Only after approval can you bring them into or out of Ethiopia. Otherwise, the Ethiopian side will temporarily store the cameras and other items at the airport customs in the form of storage. When exiting, the Ethiopian customs will levy a 5% re export tax based on the evaluation of the camera price.

Cash and duty-free goods: According to the regulations of the Ethiopian Central Bank and the customs, Ethiopian residents (foreigners who have obtained residence ID are included in this category) can not carry more than 1000 dollars of foreign currency cash when entering Ethiopia, and bank certificates are required when carrying foreign currency abroad. Non Ethiopian residents are not allowed to carry foreign currency cash exceeding $3000 when entering or leaving Ethiopia. Any amount exceeding $3000 must be declared. Any individual carrying Ethiopian currency into or out of the country cannot exceed 1000 birr. Violators will have their cash confiscated, fines imposed, and severe offenders will be held criminally responsible. Each inbound passenger is allowed to carry 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 2 bottles of wine and 2 bottles of perfume.

Ethiopian customs strictly prohibit the purchase and carrying of prohibited wild animal raw materials and products such as ivory, rhino horn, ostrich eggs, etc. into the country. Violators will face high fines and even criminal penalties, with the maximum penalty being long-term imprisonment. Chinese tourists are expected to strictly abide by relevant international conventions and laws and regulations, and not bring wildlife products into, out, or transit.

Imported air cargo or containers must be truthfully declared. If the bill of lading and packing list items do not match the actual situation, it will delay customs clearance and face criminal charges of smuggling.

Exit:

Ethiopian customs regulations stipulate that individuals are not allowed to carry coffee (powder) with a total weight of more than 5 kilograms when leaving the country. They are also prohibited from carrying plant seeds or fruits (such as Moringa seeds, raw coffee beans, sesame seeds, avocados, mangoes, etc.) out of the country. They are allowed to carry a small amount of black wood carving handicrafts out of the country, but are restricted from carrying black wood logs and a large number of handicrafts out of the country. In addition, each outbound passenger is allowed to carry 200 cigarettes, 50 cigars, 2 bottles of wine and 2 bottles of perfume. The regulations for carrying cash and foreign currency can be found in the previous section on entry.

Restrict the carrying of large quantities of precious metals and their products out of the country. Except for a reasonable amount of jewelry and accessories worn on the person, it is not allowed to carry excessive gold and silver products out of the country.

Individuals are prohibited from carrying raw ore (including metal ore, gemstone ore, crystal ore, etc.) out of the country. To bring out raw ore from within Ethiopia, it is necessary to declare and obtain relevant documents from the Ethiopian Ministry of Mines; Raw ore brought into Ethiopia from a third country and required to be taken out must be declared upon entry, and a declaration form must be presented upon departure.

Ethiopian customs strictly prohibit the purchase and carrying of prohibited wild animal raw materials and products such as ivory, rhino horn, ostrich eggs, etc. out of the country. Violators will face high fines and criminal penalties, up to a maximum of long-term imprisonment. Addis Ababa International Airport has multiple security checkpoints with experienced security personnel. Transit passengers' luggage also needs to be re checked. We hope that Chinese passengers strictly abide by relevant international conventions and laws and regulations, and do not bring wildlife products into or out of the country or transit.

For cases of Chinese citizens illegally carrying ivory and other wildlife products, cultural relics, and raw ore into or out of the country and being detained, the handling process for less serious cases includes customs detention, police detention registration, court trial, payment of fines, and closure of the case before leaving the country, which takes about a week. Please remain calm, recognize the illegal facts, and obey the police's handling. The embassy will provide necessary assistance depending on the situation, but cannot interfere with the police's investigation process or allow the parties involved to be released in advance.

In addition, according to Chinese law, qat belongs to the category of drugs, and smuggling qat into China will be subject to criminal responsibility. Chinese citizens are not allowed to bring qat into China.

Residency and Naturalization

The Ethiopian nationality law adopts the principle of personality (bloodline) and does not recognize dual nationality; Except for foreign citizens who intermarry with Ethiopian citizens, Ethiopia generally does not accept citizenship applications from foreign immigrants.

Ethiopia mainly issues one-year residence permits (green IDs) to foreign citizens. Foreign citizens who have been married to Ethiopian citizens for at least two years may apply for a long-term residence permit for at least one year. At present, Chinese citizens who come to Ethiopia for long-term residence mainly have the following two situations:

1、 Employed by local Chinese or foreign-funded companies. You need to apply for a valid work visa from the Ethiopian Embassy in China in China. After arriving in Ethiopia, you can apply for a work permit at the Ethiopian Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs with relevant documents. You can also apply for a one-year valid residence permit at the Ethiopian Immigration Bureau with the work permit, which can be renewed upon expiration. If a work visa expires during the process of applying for a residence permit, the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs shall issue a letter to the immigration office to apply for an extension.

2、 Invest in Egypt. A valid work visa needs to be obtained domestically. Upon arrival in Ethiopia, an investment permit must be obtained from the Ethiopian Investment Authority. With the investment permit, a one-year valid residence permit must be obtained from the Ethiopian Immigration Authority, which can be renewed upon expiration. If the work visa expires during the process of applying for a residence permit, the investment bureau shall issue a letter to the immigration bureau to apply for an extension.

At present, the Ethiopian government strictly controls foreign citizens working in Ethiopia. Under the premise of meeting labor quotas, foreign citizens need to provide notarized and double certified relevant educational or skill certificates before they can apply for work permits and one-year residence permits. Chinese citizens who invest or work in Ethiopia should obtain a notarized certificate of education or skills before going abroad, and be authenticated by the Consular Department of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ethiopian Embassy in China (dual authentication). Specific requirements can be found in the "Consular Authentication" section of the China Consular Service Network.

If Chinese citizens who have obtained long-term residence permits need to apply for residence permits for their family members, they should have their family relationship notarized domestically and authenticated by the Consular Department of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ethiopian Embassy in China (double authentication). After arriving in Ethiopia, they should apply for a one-year valid residence permit from the Ethiopian Immigration Bureau. Family members cannot work without a work permit from the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs.

Ethiopia currently has 6 red (extremely high-risk) areas, 3 orange (high-risk) areas, and all other areas are yellow (medium risk). Specifically, as follows:
   

1、 Red areas: the entire territory of Tigray and Amhara regions, the area north of A4 highway (inclusive) and west of A3 highway (inclusive) in Oromia region, as well as the four regions of Horo Guduru Welega, East Welega, West Welega, and Kelam Welega in the region, the border area between Afar region and Ti, A, and Somalia regions, the border area between northern Somalia region and Ao region, and the border area between Somalia region and the Federal Republic of Somalia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds Chinese citizens not to travel to the above-mentioned areas in Ethiopia in the near future. Personnel and institutions in the area should evacuate or transfer to safe areas as soon as possible. In case of emergency, please report to the police in a timely manner and contact the Chinese embassy or consulate in the local area.

2、 Orange region: the entire territory of Benishangul Gumuz and Gambela states, except for the border areas of Afar state. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds Chinese citizens to travel cautiously to the above-mentioned areas in Ethiopia in the near future. Local personnel and institutions have closely monitored the development of the situation, maintained high vigilance, strengthened security precautions and emergency preparations, and ensured personal and property safety. In case of emergency, please report to the police in a timely manner and contact the Chinese embassy or consulate in the local area.

3、 Yellow region: Other regions. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reminds personnel in other areas of Ethiopia to strengthen prevention and pay attention to safety. In case of emergency, please report to the police in a timely manner and contact the Chinese embassy or consulate in the local area.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and overseas embassies and consulates will continue to closely monitor changes in the overseas security situation, dynamically adjust relevant risk assessments, and release and update corresponding security reminders in real time on platforms such as the China Consular Service Network. Please continue to pay attention.

public security

The general public security situation in Ethiopia is good, and there are no vicious criminal cases specifically targeted at Chinese people, but the number of public security cases such as theft and robbery has increased in recent six months. Please choose a block with good public security to live in, check and strengthen the safety protection measures of office and residence, take measures to reinforce anti-theft nets, improve monitoring facilities, etc., make up for security loopholes, do not give criminals any opportunities, and hire qualified security companies or police to strengthen duty according to the local security situation. When going out, try to travel in groups and avoid entering or leaving remote streets and places. Avoid traveling at night and do not carry valuable items or large amounts of cash. Lock the car doors as soon as you get on the car while driving.

At bus stops, farmers' markets, and other places, there are often children begging or people selling phone cards waiting for opportunities to steal, or using the pretext of helping to steal. When criminals are caught on the spot, they should be handed over to the police. Violent robbery in Ethiopia often occurs in urban alleys or at night, where weapons such as sticks are used to hit the victim's head. Victims need to seek medical attention promptly. After encountering a criminal case, it is necessary to report it to the police in a timely manner and make a record. In remote areas where people are fierce and aggressive, in the event of serious traffic accidents, disputes, or criminal cases, one should immediately report to the local police station or surrender, and not stay at the scene to avoid conflicts with local residents.

When encountering emergencies such as theft, robbery, or violent conflicts, please remain calm and do not conflict with the perpetrator or rioters. Life safety comes first. Stay calm and respond appropriately. After confirming that there is no security threat, immediately report to the local police and promptly report the situation to the Embassy in Ethiopia for assistance.

The Ethiopian police strictly crack down on bribery. Police officers who report bribery will receive double the bonus. Please do not bribe police officers or take out cash in person.

The natural conditions in the Afar and Ogaden regions of eastern Ethiopia and Somalia are harsh, and the security situation is poor. Chinese citizens should try to avoid traveling to these areas as much as possible. When traveling within Ethiopia, please do not bring a large amount of foreign currency, otherwise it may be seized.

If you lose your passport and need to apply for a replacement document to return to your home country, please refer to the instructions for reissuing a regular passport on the website of the Chinese Embassy in Ethiopia（http://et.china-embassy.org/chn/lsxx/lszj/hzlxz）

natural disaster

From April to May each year is the light rainy season, and from June to September is the heavy rainy season, with heavy rainfall. In some areas, roads are washed away, and mudslides, landslides, and tree lodging are prone to occur. Please pay attention to driving safety.

FDA

The food hygiene condition is poor. It is recommended to dine in a regular restaurant. The tap water quality is harder than domestic water quality and can be consumed after boiling. Avoid drinking tap water directly and eat less raw and cold food.

Urgent Help

Bandit police: 991, 00251-11-1-551922, 00251-11-6-610102

Fire alarm: 939

Traffic accident: 00251-11-6628086

First aid: 907, 939

air traffic

Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa, the capital, is one of the major aviation hubs in Africa and the main transfer station for Chinese citizens to and from Africa. There are airlines operating routes here, such as Ethiopian Airlines, Lufthansa Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Türkiye Airlines, Kenya Airlines, etc. Ethiopian Airlines currently has direct flights from Addis Ababa to Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Chengdu, and Hong Kong. Addis Ababa has commercial flights to and from cities such as Washington, New York, London, Paris, Frankfurt, Dubai, and basically covers major cities in sub Saharan Africa. There are over 20 airports in the country, and there are flights between Addis Ababa and major cities across the country.

Baoli International Airport is located in the eastern part of Addis Ababa, close to the city center, and can be reached by walking or taking public transportation or taxis. The airport has strict security checks, and only passengers are allowed to enter the terminal in person. Security checks require passengers to take off their jackets, shoes, watches, belts, accessories, etc. Please cooperate.

land transport

The domestic transportation in Ethiopia is mainly based on highways, with vehicles driving on the right side. The traffic rules are basically the same as in the country, and intersections are mostly in the form of roundabouts. Except for the capital, there are few traffic signals. The road conditions outside the city are poor, with many mountain roads, bends, slopes, etc. During the rainy season, mudslides and landslides are common. Please pay attention to safety when driving.

Drunk driving is strictly prohibited. It is recommended to choose off-road vehicles in good condition while avoiding construction and freight vehicles when driving outdoors. Both front and rear passengers are required to fasten their seat belts. Local vehicles may suddenly stop or turn without turning on their turn signals. It is advisable to maintain a safe distance and avoid multiple obstacles while driving. Insufficient nighttime lighting and local vehicles are accustomed to driving with high beams on, please drive slowly. In recent years, several Chinese citizens have encountered serious traffic accidents in Ethiopia. It is recommended that Chinese citizens who come to Ethiopia purchase accident insurance, pay attention to traffic safety, and drive cautiously. Hire local drivers for long-distance travel. In case of a car accident, timely medical examination should be sought, but the local medical level is outdated.

water communication

Ethiopia is a landlocked country with few navigable rivers and virtually no water transportation.

Urban transportation

The public transportation in the capital Addis Ababa and other major towns mainly relies on buses, small public transportation, light rail, and taxis. Except for the yellow taxis and light blue express buses produced by China Lifan Company, the condition of the other vehicles is poor. The ticket prices for buses and small public transportation vary from a few birr to over ten birr depending on the distance. Taxis can negotiate prices for boarding, with a distance of about 200 birr per 10 kilometers. It is recommended not to take a taxi alone at night to prevent robbery and extortion. When taking public transportation such as buses and light rails, attention should be paid to preventing pickpocketing. The Addis Ababa Light Rail, which is constructed by a Chinese company and adopts Chinese standards, has been put into operation and is an important choice for urban transportation in Addis Ababa.

major city

The main cities in Ethiopia include Addis Ababa, Dire Dawa, Markre, Bahadar, Awasa, etc. Addis Ababa is the capital of Ethiopia, as well as the political, economic, cultural, and transportation center; Dire Dawa is an important logistics and commercial center in Ethiopia; Bahadar is located on the shores of Tana Lake, the largest lake in Ethiopia, with beautiful scenery; Markle is the largest city in the north; Avasa is the largest city in the southern region.

There are also tourist cities known as world cultural heritage sites such as Harar, Lalibela, Gondar, Aksum, etc. There are direct flights from Addis Ababa to major cities and tourist destinations.

Commodity prices

Ethiopia mainly produces coffee, sesame, peanut and leather products.

The Ethiopian currency is Birr, with 1 US dollar equivalent to approximately 32.26 Birr (official exchange rate in January 2020). Local shopping, accommodation, etc. are subject to a 15% value-added tax. Mainly using cash and check transactions, only high-end hotels and a few shops can use credit cards, and Dashen Bank ATM machines can use UnionPay cards. Local supermarkets and markets can ensure the supply of daily necessities and food, but the variety is not rich enough, with metal products, plastic products, and packaged food mostly imported. Shopping in regular stores does not require negotiation, while street vendors and private small shops can negotiate.

Ethiopia implements strict foreign exchange controls, and the Ethiopian police severely crack down on black market US dollar exchange.

Issuing empty or non accepted checks in Ethiopia is a serious form of financial fraud, and once discovered, the police have the power to arrest and may face up to 4 to 6 years in prison.

Insurance Medical

Ethiopia's medical and health conditions are poor, and there is no mandatory requirement for foreigners to purchase medical insurance. The main diseases are respiratory tract infection, dysentery, malaria, typhoid fever and AIDS, etc. Attention should be paid to sunscreen, mosquito prevention, diet hygiene and self cleanliness; The local public hospitals have poor conditions. It is recommended to seek medical treatment at the capital city's Tinerus Beijing Hospital (where the Chinese aid medical team to Ethiopia is located), Russian hospitals, or Korean hospitals. There are no large pharmacies in the local area, and there are many small pharmacies on the street, but there is a shortage of drugs. It is recommended to bring an appropriate amount of commonly used drugs.

The Black Lion Hospital affiliated with Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia can receive vaccinations and apply for an international vaccination certificate (Yellow Book). Contact number: 011-551-1211.

HIWOT Hospital in the capital is a designated hospital for Ethiopian Airlines. In case of unexpected situations, passengers can seek help from the airline and be sent to this hospital for treatment.

Customs taboos

Ethiopian residents mostly believe in Orthodox or Islamic religions, with a small number also practicing Catholicism or other religions. The religions get along well with each other. The main taboos are mostly related to religion, such as taking off shoes when entering churches or mosques, prohibiting taking photos, and making loud noises.

Common etiquette: Shaking hands is usually customary when meeting for the first time; If encountering an elderly person, hold their hands; If meeting acquaintances, in addition to shaking hands, we can also offer face to face gifts, shoulder to shoulder touches, etc; Local residents speak humbly and rarely make loud noises.

The main local festivals include: Egyptian Christmas Day on January 7th, Egyptian Epiphany Day on January 19th, Islamic Eid al Fitr (date varies from year to year, usually around February 8th), Aduwa Victory Day on March 2nd, Good Friday (date varies from year to year, usually around April 25th), Egyptian Easter on April 27th, the anniversary of the ruling of the Russian Serbian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front on May 28th (National Day), and Egyptian New Year on September 11th.

Communications Power

The mobile network in Ethiopia is operated exclusively by Ethio Telecom in three formats: GSM, CDMA, and WCDMA. Domestic roaming mobile phones can be directly used in Ethiopia, with 3G networks in major cities and 4G networks in Addis Ababa, but the mobile phone signal and network speed are extremely unstable. The local mobile phone number is 10 digits, usually starting with 09, the landline number is 10 digits (including area code), and the Addis Ababa area code is 011. To call an Ethiopian mobile phone from abroad, the method is as follows: 00251 (international area code)+mobile phone number (excluding the first digit "0"). If dialing 0912345678, it should be 00251-912345678; To call an Ethiopian landline from abroad, you need to dial 00251 (international area code)+domestic long-distance area code+landline number (excluding the first digit "0"). If you dial 011-1234567, it should be 00251-11-1234567.

The domestic calling method from Ethiopia is: 0086 (China International Area Code)+domestic long-distance area code (such as 10 for Beijing)+phone number; Dial domestic mobile phone: 0086 (China International Area Code)+domestic mobile phone number.

Local voltage 220V/50HZ AC; The power interface is European standard (two round holes or three holes). Unstable voltage and frequent power outages can easily burn out electrical appliances.

Domestic calls cost about 0.3 birr per minute (depending on the time slot, the tariff may vary slightly), while international calls cost about 10 birr per minute.

The local Internet service is underdeveloped, the network speed is slow and the charges are high.

contact information

Bandit police: 991, 00251-11-1-551922, 00251-11-6-610102

Fire alarm: 939

Traffic accident: 945, 00251-11-6628086

First aid: 907, 939

Baoli International Airport Phone: 00251-11-5178526

Ethiopian Airlines Beijing Office: 0086-10-65050314

Ethiopian Airlines Information Office: 00251-11-6656666

Ethiopian Telecommunications Company Phone: 994

Beijing Hospital (Chinese Aid to Egypt Medical Team): 00251-912652518

Ethiopian Hospital: 00251-930595737

Ethiopian Russian Hospital: 00251-11-5513205/5514072

Ethiopian Korean Hospital: 00251-11-6294602

Ethiopian General Administration of Taxation and Customs: 00251-11-6622935/6629890

Ethiopian Immigration Bureau: 00251-11-1560166/1560167

Ethiopian Immigration Bureau Airport Branch: 00251-11-6650636

Ethiopian Embassy in China: 0086-10-65321972

Embassy in Ethiopia's consular hotline: 00251-911-686415

Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Ethiopia: consulate_eth@mfa.gov.cn