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Ivory Coast

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Ivory Coast's border crossings are busy links for regional trade, where freight trucks, buses, and private vehicles share the same roads. Traffic levels and local conditions can vary throughout the day, so choosing the right time to cross the border often makes a difference.

9

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

5

Borders

Liberia, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, Ghana

Capital

Yamoussoukro

Time Zone

UTC

Ivory Coast

Understanding Ivory Coast

Ivory Coast’s crossings reflect its transition from tropical coastline to forest and savanna inland. It borders Liberia, Guinea, Mali, Burkina Faso, and Ghana. Southern crossings are typically active and well connected, while northern posts are more remote. Heavy rains can affect forested areas, especially during the wet season.

Border Map

Crossings (9)

Ivory Coast shares borders with 5 countries.

Flag Burkina Faso 3 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Ghana 1 crossing View Border Crossings Flag Guinea 2 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Liberia 2 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Mali 1 crossing View Border Crossings

Quick Information

Capital Yamoussoukro
Official Language French
Currency West African CFA Franc (XOF)
Calling Code +225

Quick Information

Capital Yamoussoukro
Official Language French
Currency West African CFA Franc (XOF)
Time zone UTC
Calling code +225

Travel Tip

Ivory Coast has a well developed road network connecting much of the country, making overland travel relatively straightforward. Cocoa plantations and lush tropical vegetation dominate many rural landscapes, giving long drives a distinctly green backdrop.

Border Crossings in Ivory Coast

Browse border crossings connecting Ivory Coast with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

Ivory Coast has a well developed road network connecting much of the country, making overland travel relatively straightforward. Cocoa plantations and lush tropical vegetation dominate many rural landscapes, giving long drives a distinctly green backdrop.