Country relocation index
Madagascar Relocation Index
A structured view of how realistic relocation is right now, combining durable country conditions with short-term news signals.
How Madagascar scores
Some constitutional protections and basic legal frameworks exist. | Entry visa pathways for foreigners are publicly described by authorities.
- Peace and conflict safety45
- Immigrant safety56
- Visa accessibility46
- Residence permit realism48
- Labor market access40
- Healthcare50
- Civil rights48
- Discrimination safety51
- Status security50
- Infrastructure reliability42
- Cost of living sustainability53
Recent news impact
No verifiable short-term (within the past ~45 days) news or enacted policy changes were provided that would materially shift Madagascar’s near-term relocation outlook for immigrants (e.g., border/asylum/residence policy changes, major security incidents, or new restrictive enforcement measures). The supplied sources are either general/cautionary (travel advice) or older/insufficiently recent for a short-term relocation impact adjustment.
Sources
- Madagascar: Freedom in the World 2024 Country ReportFreedom House
- 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: MadagascarU.S. Department of State
- Madagascar 2024 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices (eco i.net mirror)eco i.net (republishing U.S. Department of State document)
- Madagascar - 2024 Investment Climate Statement (Legal System and Judicial Independence sections)U.S. Department of State
- UCDP Charts and Maps (Uppsala Conflict Data Program downloads page)Uppsala University (UCDP)
- Visa (Madagascar Ministry of Foreign Affairs) – general visa informationMadagascar Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Visas-immigrant (Madagascar Ministry of Foreign Affairs)Madagascar Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Decent Work Country Programme for Madagascar (2021-2023)International Labour Organization
This index is informational and is not legal, immigration, or safety advice. Check official requirements before making relocation decisions.