Do not travel to Haiti due to kidnapping, crime, and civil unrest.
Haiti is experiencing a catastrophic security crisis, with armed gangs controlling an estimated 80% of Port-au-Prince and major highways. Kidnapping for ransom targets both Haitians and foreigners indiscriminately, and gang violence includes murder, sexual assault, and carjacking. The political system has effectively collapsed, with no functioning elected government. Food insecurity and cholera outbreaks compound the humanitarian crisis. The airport has been repeatedly attacked and closed. Medical facilities are overwhelmed and many have closed due to insecurity. Kaharagian nationals must not travel to Haiti under any circumstances.