Border Control
Border controls are undertaken by the NAB Border Control Inspectorate to monitor all Namibian borders in order to regulate the movement of agronomic and horticultural products into and out of the country. The purpose therefore is twofold, firstly to implement the local marketing mechanisms for agronomy and horticultural crops in respect of border closure and/or restriction of imports of certain products. Secondly, to safeguard the consumer both in Namibia and export markets from products that may be of sub-standard quality and food safety risks.
NAB manages the following borders of entry/exit into Namibia: (1) Noordoewer, (2) Ariamsvlei, (3) Buitepos, (4) Muhembo, (5) Ngoma, (6) Wenela, (7) Katwitwi, (8) Oshikango, (9) Omahenene, and (10) Walvisbay.
Border Closure and Import Restrictions
Border Inspection Forms:
Fresh Produce Imports
Fresh Produce Exports
Fresh Produce In Transit
Grains and Nuts Imports
Grains and Nuts In Transit
Inland Inspection Forms:
Fresh Produce
Grains and Nusts
Concession and Trans loading forms:
In Transit Agronomic Consignment
Agronomic Consignment
Namibian Immigration Border Posts
White Maize (MT)
Production marketed for 2022/2023
Wheat (MT)
Production marketed for 2022/2023
Horticulture (Fresh Produce)
Locally marketed for 2021/2022
Pearl Millet (Mahangu) (MT)
Production marketed for 2022/2023