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Malabo airport fees: what you pay at SSG

No official tariff for Malabo was found. A July 2026 press report says departing passengers pay a security fee of 3,500 to 8,000 FCFA, depending on the type of flight, and an airport infrastructure development fee (RDIA) of 2,000 FCFA. Together these average about 9,000 FCFA, before other taxes built into the fare. The same month the government ordered an audit of air taxes, but no cut had been announced. Treat these figures as press-only.

Last checked: Malabo International Airport · SSG

Every charge at this airport

Malabo International Airport passenger charges
ChargeAmountWho paysHow it is paidSet byCollected by / goes toStatus
Security fee
Press report, July 2026. 1
3,500 to 8,000 FCFADeparting passengers, rate depends on type of flightNot stated in sourceNot named in sourceNot named in sourceUnconfirmed
Airport infrastructure development fee (RDIA)
Press report, July 2026. 1
2,000 FCFADeparting passengersNot stated in sourceNot named in sourceNot named in sourceIn force
Review of air taxes
An audit firm was named in July 2026 to review charges. No cut confirmed. 2
No amountAll passengersNot applicableGovernment of Equatorial GuineaNot applicableProposed only

Evidence summary: 3 linked sources; 1 charge confirmed in force; 1 unconfirmed. Suspended and proposed charges are not treated as payable now.

How to pay

  1. Charges are reported as part of what you pay for the ticket.
  2. Check the tax lines on your booking for XAF amounts.

What this page does not cover

This page does not cover visa fees and is not legal advice. Fees change: check the date above and your ticket receipt before you travel.

Common questions

Is there a departure tax at Malabo airport?

World Travel Guide lists no departure tax, but a 2026 press report describes a security fee and a 2,000 FCFA infrastructure fee per departing passenger.

Will Equatorial Guinea cut airport taxes?

In July 2026 the government ordered an audit of air taxes. No official cut had been published.

Sources

  1. EcoMatin: Malabo veut réduire les taxes aéroportuaires pour faire baisser le prix des billets (9 July 2026)
  2. Capmad: Malabo orders an audit to ease air taxes (10 July 2026)
  3. World Travel Guide: Equatorial Guinea, getting around (undated)

Change log

  • : Page published. Figures checked against the sources listed.