Advisory as of October 2026. The US State Department has Uganda at Level 4, Do Not Travel, a level it applied in May 2026 amid an Ebola outbreak that Uganda declared over in late August 2026, and it names crime, terrorism and unrest too. The UK FCDO says attacks are very likely, national parks included. Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 outlaws same-sex sexual activity. Read the FCDO regional risks page and the US listing before fixing dates.

Advisory as of October 2026. Families should know that the US State Department lists Uganda at Level 4, Do Not Travel; the level went up in May 2026 during an Ebola outbreak that Uganda declared finished in late August 2026, and crime, terrorism and unrest are also named. The UK FCDO warns that terrorists are very likely to try attacks, including in national parks. Under Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023, same-sex sexual acts are a criminal offence.

Advisory as of October 2026. The US State Department rates Uganda Level 4, Do Not Travel, raised in May 2026 when an Ebola outbreak was active; Uganda declared that outbreak over in late August 2026, and the advisory also mentions crime, terrorism and unrest. The UK FCDO says attacks are very likely, including inside national parks, and recommends avoiding travel outside main towns after dark, except between Kampala and Entebbe airport.

Advisory as of October 2026. The US State Department lists Uganda at Level 4, Do Not Travel; it was raised in May 2026 during an Ebola outbreak that Uganda has since declared over, and the listing also refers to crime, terrorism and unrest. The UK FCDO does not advise against travel to the whole country but says terrorists are very likely to attempt attacks, including in national parks. Same-sex sexual activity is illegal under the Anti-Homosexuality Act 2023 and can bring long prison terms.

Advisory as of October 2026. The US State Department rates Uganda Level 4, Do Not Travel, after an increase in May 2026 linked to an Ebola outbreak that was declared over in Uganda in late August 2026; crime, terrorism and unrest are also cited. The UK FCDO does not advise against travel to the country as a whole but says terrorists are very likely to attempt attacks, including in national parks.

Advisory as of October 2026. The US State Department places Uganda at Level 4, Do Not Travel; it moved there from Level 3 in May 2026 during an Ebola outbreak that Uganda declared finished in late August 2026, and its reasons also include crime, terrorism and unrest. The UK FCDO does not advise against all travel but warns that terrorists are very likely to try to attack, national parks included.