Namibia Sanctions
NANamibia is currently subject to 1 active sanctions program imposed by European Commission (AML High-Risk Third Countries). These measures include financial restrictions. This page lists every program targeting Namibia, the legal bases behind them, and the most recent changes.
Last updated 24 Jun 2026
Programs
1
Authorities
1
Restriction Types
1
Restrictions
Sanctioning Authorities
Sanctions Programs
The European Commission identifies high-risk third countries having strategic deficiencies in their regime on anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism. In line with EU AML directives, gatekeepers such as banks are obliged to apply increased checks and control measures on business relationships and transactions involving these countries.
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Recent Changes
Legal basis updated for EU List of High-Risk Third Countries (AML/CFT)
Added: Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2025/1184
Target countries updated
Added: DZ, AO, BO, BG, CM, HT, KW, LA, LB, MC, NA, NP, PG, VG. Removed: AF, BJ, BF, KH, CF, CN, GR, ML, MZ, NG, PK, PH, TZ, TR, UG, AE
New program: FATF Grey List — Jurisdictions Under Increased Monitoring
New sanctions program detected: FATF Grey List — Jurisdictions Under Increased Monitoring
New program: UK High-Risk Third Countries (AML/CFT)
New sanctions program detected: UK High-Risk Third Countries (AML/CFT)
New program: EU List of High-Risk Third Countries (AML/CFT)
New sanctions program detected: EU List of High-Risk Third Countries (AML/CFT)