Central African Republic Relocation Index

How Central African Republic scores

Constitutional framework affirms equality before the law and human rights protections. | MINUSCA presence supports civilian-protection efforts and early warning/response.

• Peace and conflict safety43
• Immigrant safety51
• Visa accessibility48
• Residence permit realism51
• Labor market access42
• Healthcare45
• Civil rights57
• Discrimination safety55
• Status security54
• Infrastructure reliability41
• Cost of living sustainability53

Recent news impact

No high-signal, short-term (past ~45 days) enacted policy, border change, asylum/legal-access change, or major security-shock was confirmed from the provided evidence that would materially and promptly change the Central African Republic’s relocation outlook. The supplied UN sanctions material and UK sanctions guidance describe ongoing frameworks rather than a new, time-sensitive change in the last ~45 days. The AP report concerns U.S. deportation to/from the Central African Republic but does not establish a new CAR policy or a broad, immediate change to relocation safety/legal access conditions for immigrants overall, so the net short-term relocation impact remains unclear and is not scored.

Sources

• Central African Republic emergency (UNHCR)UNHCR
• Central African Republic emergency (UNFPA Situation Report - June 2025 page)UNFPA
• Central African Republic emergency | January 2026 situation report (PDF)UNFPA
• MINUSCA mandate (UN Security Council / MINUSCA page)MINUSCA (UN)
• Central African Republic: Third and Fourth Review Under the Extended Credit Facility (IMF) - fragility and governance risksIMF
• Central African Republic 2016 Constitution (WIPO Lex, English)WIPO Lex
• WHO country profile page (Central African Republic)World Health Organization (WHO)
• S/RES/2827(2026) — Security Council Resolution (Sanctions: Central African Republic)United Nations Security Council