Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.

Safety first, November 2026. The US State Department keeps Ethiopia at Level 3 (“Reconsider Travel”) and lists the whole Oromia region as Do Not Travel apart from two places: Bishoftu and Bale Mountains National Park. For Oromia, the UK FCDO warns against all travel to the four Wollega zones, the A3 corridor and the land south and west of it in North Shewa, West Shewa north of the A4 and a 10 km strip by the Kenyan border, and against all but essential travel to the rest of North Shewa, Guji and West Guji, and East Shewa away from the expressway and the A7.