Immigration (Amendment) Regulations, 2026 (No. 4)
Kasambabezi Border Post is added to the list of designated ports of entry in the Immigration Regulations, alongside Victoria Falls.
A one-line amendment with a practical consequence for travellers in the north-west. Kasambabezi Border Post is inserted as item 5 in paragraph A of Part III of the First Schedule to the Immigration Regulations, 1998, immediately after Victoria Falls Border Post.
Being listed in that Schedule is what makes a place a designated port of entry: immigration officers are stationed there, and travellers may lawfully enter and leave Zimbabwe through it. Kasambabezi is the crossing at the Zambezi between Zimbabwe and Zambia in the Victoria Falls area.
The amendment does nothing else. It does not state operating hours, the categories of traveller or goods that may use the post, or a commencement date beyond its gazetting on 20 March 2026.
What changed
- Kasambabezi Border Post added as item 5 in paragraph A of Part III of the First Schedule to SI 195 of 1998
- It is now a designated port of entry, listed after Victoria Falls Border Post
Who this affects
- travellers crossing between Zimbabwe and Zambia near Victoria Falls
- tour operators running cross-border trips
- immigration officers posted to the north-western border
- transporters routing through the Victoria Falls area
Plain-language summary — not legal advice. Always read the full instrument.