Angola: gambling regulation and licensing

Angola licenses all forms of gambling, online included, under Law 17/24, the Gaming Activity Law in force since 28 October 2024, which replaced Law 5/16. The Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), a public institute under the Ministry of Finance, regulates, licenses and supervises the sector. Online casino games and online sports betting have been licensed since 2020 under Presidential Decree 131/20, to Angolan companies with a .ao website, an Angolan bank account in kwanzas and their registration infrastructure in the country; the ISJ register shows four online licences valid beyond September 2026. Casinos hold ISJ licences, and the national lottery, totobola and totoloto are an exclusive concession awarded by tender in 2024 to Mota Tavares & Jogos, S.A. The Special Gaming Tax is written into the Law: 20% of online gross revenue, meaning stakes less prizes; 18% of casino gross revenue plus 1.1% or 2.2% of each table's opening capital; 20% on fixed-odds betting; and 10% to 15% on prizes above a tax-free threshold, withheld by the operator. No other tax applies to gaming revenue. Advertising needs prior ISJ authorisation and may not run between 07:00 and 22:00. The Law moves licensing to public tenders, with online licences of five or ten years for public limited companies, but its implementing regulation is still being drafted. Under a June 2026 circular, existing operators continue on provisional titles until the tenders are concluded. The ISJ collected Kz 28.19 billion in taxes and fees in 2025, 60% more than in 2024. Angola has been on the FATF list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring since October 2024, and the ISJ rates the sector's money laundering risk as high.

Regulator

Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ)

Regulator type

Dedicated regulator

Headline tax

20% GGR

Licence required

Yes

Minimum age

18+

Tax base

Imposto Especial de Jogos (Special Gaming Tax) on gross revenue, defined as stakes less prizes paid (Lei n.º 17/24, arts. 3(hh) and 93). Online games: 20% of gross revenue (art. 99). Banked casino games and slot machines: 1.1% (single tables) or 2.2% (double tables) of opening working capital plus 18% of gross revenue (art. 96). Non-banked casino games, bingo and quino: 20% of points and commissions (art. 97). Land-based social games: 20% on fixed-odds sports and animal betting, 10% on promotional draws, raffles and contests, 10% on other bets (art. 98). The headline 20% is the online rate. A separate tax applies to prizes (art. 100).

Built from the record on this page, last verified 23 Sept 2026. The Licensing and Taxation sections carry the full detail and sources.

Licence required

Yes

Application window

Closed

Local establishment required

Yes

Local server required

Yes

Local domain required

.ao

Active licences

12 (as of 23 Sept 2026)

Bank guarantee or bond

Bank guarantee in favour of the ISJ with an Angolan bank (Instrutivo n.º 1/24, art. 3): Kz 25 million each for online sports betting and online games of chance; Kz 50 million for a casino room plus Kz 25 million per extra room; Kz 10 million for a slot hall plus Kz 3 million per extra hall; Kz 200 million or Kz 400 million for land-based sports betting (annual gross revenue below or above Kz 2 billion); Kz 2.5 billion for the lottery concessionaire. Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 19 also requires online licensees to lodge guarantees of 20% of the investment (player balances and fines) and 10% of the investment (online Special Gaming Tax).

Notable licensees

Primeira Aposta (Premier Bet), Mota, Tavares & Barros (Elephante Bet), Bantubet (Bantu Bet), KwanzaBet, Bet 244, ACK Games, Casino Holiday, Golden Dragon Casino, Mota Tavares & Jogos (lottery concessionaire)

Certification requirements

Gaming systems must be homologated by the ISJ (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 83) and run through a Central Gaming Unit that records every operation, keeps a replica and gives the ISJ secure, real-time access (art. 85). Online platforms, internet access and banking platforms must first be certified by the ministry responsible for telecommunications and information technology; security controls must follow ISO 27001; games of chance must use a certified random number generator (Presidential Decree 131/20, arts. 32, 33 and 35). Homologation fee Kz 1,000,000 (Presidential Decree 50/22).

Barriers to entry

New licences and concessions are awarded only by public tender opened by the Ministry of Finance, and none had been launched by September 2026; the ISJ's 2026 plan sets launching one for casino, social and online licences as a goal. Applicants must be Angolan-seated companies with gaming as their exclusive object, collegiate management, registered shares and identified beneficial owners; shareholders must be nationals or resident foreigners unless the Private Investment Law provides otherwise and may not hold offshore bank accounts (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 11). Licences cannot be bought or sold; the ISJ warned on 24 June 2026 that entry through an existing licensee is only by buying shares, and holdings of 10% or more need its prior approval. The market is concentrated: Primeira Aposta ran 168 of the 257 betting shops in Q4 2025. The register's active list shows 12 licences valid beyond 23 September 2026 (4 online, 8 land-based); licences that expired during the transition stay provisionally valid under Circular 02/2026.

Headline GGR tax

20% GGR

Effective date

28 Oct 2024

Player winnings tax

Prize tax on the gross prize, defined as the stake plus the winnings (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 100): 10% on land-based casino games, 15% on land-based social games, 15% on online games, 10% on promotional draws, raffles and contests. Prizes up to four national minimum wages in social and online games, and up to three in land-based casino games, are exempt, with the excess taxed (art. 95).

Withholding mechanism

The operator withholds prize tax when the prize is paid in social and online games, when the player stops betting, leaves or cashes chips in casinos, and before the draw for promotional games (art. 102). The Special Gaming Tax is assessed and paid monthly by the end of the following month with a declaration, cash flow statement and register of bets, prizes and gross revenue (art. 101).

VAT treatment

Gaming revenue and players' prizes bear no tax other than the Special Gaming Tax, general or local, direct or indirect (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 94(1)). Income from related activities such as restaurants and entertainment follows the general tax regime (art. 94(3)). The lottery concessionaire's gross revenue is outside the Special Gaming Tax, subject only to the administrative fee (art. 94(2)).

Tax base

Imposto Especial de Jogos (Special Gaming Tax) on gross revenue, defined as stakes less prizes paid (Lei n.º 17/24, arts. 3(hh) and 93). Online games: 20% of gross revenue (art. 99). Banked casino games and slot machines: 1.1% (single tables) or 2.2% (double tables) of opening working capital plus 18% of gross revenue (art. 96). Non-banked casino games, bingo and quino: 20% of points and commissions (art. 97). Land-based social games: 20% on fixed-odds sports and animal betting, 10% on promotional draws, raffles and contests, 10% on other bets (art. 98). The headline 20% is the online rate. A separate tax applies to prizes (art. 100).

Minimum age

18+

National self-exclusion

ISJ self-exclusion and third-party exclusion (national register of prohibitions) (mandatory)

KYC timing

Before the online player account is activated; at entry to casinos and gaming rooms.

AML regime

Operators must meet the risk assessment, identification and due diligence, refusal, record keeping, reporting, abstention, cooperation, confidentiality, control and training duties of the AML law (Lei n.º 5/20 as amended by Lei n.º 11/24), and breach can lead to cancellation of the licence (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 111). They must name at least one Angolan resident responsible for beneficial ownership identification (art. 111(6)) and file a self-assessment report and questionnaire on money laundering risk (Instrutivo n.º 3/25). The ISJ's 2025 sectoral assessment rates the sector's money laundering risk as high (3 operators critical, 9 high, 5 medium) and records 246 suspicious transaction reports to the UIF between April 2025 and March 2026. Angola has been on the FATF list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring since October 2024 and was still on it on 19 June 2026.

AML supervisor

Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos, with reports to the Unidade de Informação Financeira (UIF).

Deposit limits

Online operators must provide website tools that let players limit their deposits and bets (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 8(3)(d)).

Session limits

Online operators must provide timing of play or bets where applicable (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 8(3)(g)).

Affordability checks

Operators must collect up-to-date information on players' financial and employment situation, savings goals and ability to meet their commitments, at identification and when circumstances change (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 22).

Central monitoring system

Each operator must run a Central Gaming Unit with a secure connection to the ISJ's systems that allows real-time monitoring of play, prizes and participants (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 85); failing to give direct, permanent real-time access to the gaming system data is a very serious offence (art. 129(w)). Filings and authorisations go through the ISJ's Sistema de Supervisão de Jogos (SSJ).

Data localisation

Online operators must keep their entry and registration infrastructure in Angola and store gaming data there for ten years (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 34); the ISJ may require secondary system units to be located in Angola (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 85(g)).

KYC requirements

Online operators must record each player's full name, date of birth, nationality, occupation, address, identity or passport number, tax number, email and payment account, and verify identity in real time against public databases through the ISJ or on the website with the identity card and Chave Móvel Digital, or failing that with a copy of a photo document; the player must hold the payment account, and the account becomes active only after verification and a check that the player is not barred (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 37). Players must identify themselves to operators (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 44(a)), and public bodies must give the ISJ database access to verify identity and age (art. 115(7)). Casinos and gaming halls must refuse entry to under-18s and incapacitated persons even when accompanied (art. 36).

Stake limits

Fixed-odds betting: tickets over Kz 1,000,000 must be refused, accumulators may combine 2 to 25 selections and the prize per ticket may not exceed Kz 50,000,000 (Executive Decree 117/24, arts. 12, 23 and 27).

Mandatory player messaging

Online sites must show game rules, the permitted payment instrument, minimum and maximum stakes, prohibitions on play, warnings against excessive play and the right to self-exclude, contacts for problem gambling support, the operator's and the ISJ's logos and contacts and the licence reference (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 30). Premises with gaming machines must display a notice of the prohibitions on their use (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 112(10)).

Reporting obligations

Monthly Special Gaming Tax declaration with cash flow statement and register of bets, prizes and gross revenue (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 101); annual accounts to the ISJ and the AGT by 31 March (art. 104); daily bet registers (art. 103); notice to the ISJ within 24 hours of any refusal of access (art. 110). Online operators send monthly activity reports by the 15th (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 34(e)). Betting operators report bonus campaigns quarterly (Executive Decree 117/24, art. 19(7)).

Game content restrictions

Online games of chance are limited to the listed types (baccarat, banca francesa, blackjack, bingo, slot machines, tournament poker, non-banked Omaha and Hold'em, draw poker, American and French roulette, Dragon Tiger); new types need ISJ authorisation and certification. Sports bets may only be taken on events on the ISJ's approved list (Presidential Decree 131/20, arts. 6 and 13).

Advertising permitted

Yes

Watershed

Gambling advertisements may not be run between 07:00 and 22:00, to protect minors and vulnerable people (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 112(7)).

Bonus advertising rules

Fixed-odds betting operators may offer sign-up bonuses of up to 200% and prize bonuses of up to 25%; prize bonuses of 26% to 50% need a guaranteed credit line of Kz 50 million to Kz 500 million depending on annual gross revenue, promotional tickets must be notified to the ISJ 8 working days in advance, and campaigns reported quarterly (Executive Decree 117/24, art. 19).

Mandatory warnings

Every gambling advertisement must carry, in lettering at least as large as the body text and for at least 3 seconds, a warning about the dangers of gambling and a statement that gambling is only for people over 18 (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 114(1)), and must promote moderate, non-compulsive and responsible play (art. 112(2)).

Penalties for breach

The ISJ can order immediate suspension, changes or publication of a correction, and make the correction itself at the advertiser's expense (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 113). Breaching the advertising authorisation rules is a serious offence (art. 128(j)), fined Kz 50,000 to Kz 500,000 for individuals and Kz 5 million to Kz 20 million for companies (art. 143(b)).

Credit card ban

Not yet verified

Crypto stance

Not yet verified

Permitted methods

Bank transfer from and to a player-held account at a bank in Angola in kwanzas (online), Legal tender, chips or cards representing it (land-based)

Withdrawal timeframe rules

Operators must transfer the player's balance to the nominated payment account when asked (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 26(1)(g)). Betting prizes over Kz 10,000,000 may be paid in up to two instalments within 90 days with ISJ authorisation (Executive Decree 117/24, art. 27). Social games prizes lapse 60 days after award (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 60).

Currency restrictions

Games may only be played with legal tender in Angola, which may be replaced by chips or cards (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 39). Online operators must hold a bank account in Angola in kwanzas for all gaming transactions, and bank transfers from a player account domiciled at a bank in Angola are the payment instrument named by the regulation (Presidential Decree 131/20, arts. 26(1)(h) and (j) and 30). Operators must keep a separate bank account through which all transactions pass (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 103).

ISP blocking

Yes

DNS blocking

Not yet verified

Payment blocking

Not yet verified

App store takedowns

Not yet verified

Administrative penalties

Fines of Kz 10,000 to Kz 320,000 (individuals) or Kz 500,000 to Kz 10 million (companies) for minor offences, Kz 50,000 to Kz 500,000 or Kz 5 million to Kz 20 million for serious offences, and Kz 150,000 to Kz 700,000 or Kz 7 million to Kz 50 million for very serious offences (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 143), raised where the gain is larger (art. 145), with accessory sanctions up to licence revocation and forced closure (art. 146). Licences may be revoked for concealing revenue, capital shortfalls, unpaid tax or prizes, unlawful transfer or repeated breaches (art. 32).

Criminal penalties

Operating without a licence or outside authorised premises: up to two years' imprisonment or a fine of Kz 320,000 to Kz 50 million, and up to one year or Kz 25,000 to Kz 10 million for managers and staff, increased by a third or a half where minors are found (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 116). Fraudulent gaming up to two years (art. 119); unauthorised gaming material up to four months (art. 121). Equipment is seized and destroyed and money forfeited (arts. 122 and 123).

Operator liability

Unlicensed operation is a crime (art. 116), and the ISJ may publish the names of unauthorised operators and ask a court to dissolve them (arts. 20(2) and 126). Internet access, hosting and search providers must block an unlicensed online operator within 48 hours of an ISJ notice (Presidential Decree 131/20, art. 31).

Player liability

Anyone found playing games of chance at an illegal gaming location faces up to four months' imprisonment or a fine of Kz 8,000 to Kz 1,600,000 (Lei n.º 17/24, art. 117).

Figures on this record are drawn from official regulator data.

Online GGR

Not yet verified

Reporting year

2025

Licensed operators

24

1. 14 Oct 2014

   Presidential Decree 290/14 creates the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos.

2. 17 May 2016

   Lei n.º 5/16, the previous Gaming Activity Law, is enacted.

3. 11 May 2020

   Presidential Decree 131/20 on remote online games is published; it takes effect 30 days later.

4. 15 Feb 2022

   Presidential Decree 50/22 sets the ISJ fee table.

5. 23 Jun 2023

   The ISJ and the criminal investigation service seize 510 illegal slot machines in Luanda.

6. 11 Apr 2024

   ISJ Instrutivo 1/24 sets the bank guarantees required of operators.

7. 27 May 2024

   Executive Decree 117/24 sets bonus, stake and prize limits for fixed-odds betting.

8. 28 May 2024

   The ISJ names Mota Tavares & Jogos, S.A. winner of the exclusive lottery, totobola and totoloto concession.

9. 28 Oct 2024

   Lei n.º 17/24 is published and enters into force, repealing Lei n.º 5/16.

10. 15 Jan 2025

    The ISJ announces that the lottery concessionaire will start Loto 5/90 on 20 January 2025.

11. 30 May 2025

    ISJ Circular 05/2025 sets self-exclusion and third-party exclusion procedures.

12. 1 Sept 2025

    The ISJ warns against 1xbet and seeks blocking of its domains.

13. 18 Jun 2026

    The ISJ asks INACOM to block the unlicensed PalancaBet platform.

14. 19 Jun 2026

    The FATF keeps Angola on its list of jurisdictions under increased monitoring.

15. 29 Jun 2026

    ISJ Circular 02/2026 keeps expiring licences provisionally valid until the tenders are concluded.

16. 2 Jul 2026

    Presidential Decree 118/26 sets how the lottery concessionaire's payments to the State are shared.

The Regulation of the Gaming Activity Law, a draft presidential decree the ISJ discussed in May 2025, is the next step: it should set minimum capital, casino gaming zones, tender criteria and real-time controls, and Circular 02/2026 ties the end of the transitional regime to it and to the public tenders. The ISJ's 2026 activity plan sets launching a public tender for casino, social and online licences, deploying technology to detect and block unlicensed betting sites, agreeing blocking protocols with internet providers and replacing its 2014 statute. Betting operators must move their agents into fixed authorised premises by 14 December 2026. On AML, the FATF action plan asks Angola to improve risk-based supervision of non-bank businesses and professions, which include gaming operators.

Is online gambling legal in Angola?

Yes, with an ISJ licence. Online sports betting and listed online casino games are licensed under Presidential Decree 131/20 and Law 17/24, and the ISJ register showed four online licences valid beyond September 2026. Operating without a licence is a crime punishable by up to two years' imprisonment, and the ISJ asks INACOM to block unlicensed sites such as 1xbet and PalancaBet.

Who regulates gambling in Angola?

The Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), a public institute superintended by the Ministry of Finance. The Ministry opens tenders for licences and concessions, and the tax authority (AGT) receives Special Gaming Tax declarations alongside the ISJ.

How is online gambling taxed?

Online operators pay 20% of gross revenue (stakes less prizes) and withhold 15% on prizes, counted as stake plus winnings, above four national minimum wages. The tax is paid monthly by the end of the following month, and no other tax applies to gaming revenue.

Can a new operator get a licence now?

Not yet. Law 17/24 awards new licences by public tender, and none had been launched by September 2026, though the ISJ plans one. Existing operators continue on provisional titles. The ISJ says licences cannot be bought; an investor can only buy shares in a licensee, and holdings of 10% or more need its prior approval.

What are the advertising rules?

Every advertisement needs prior ISJ authorisation (fee Kz 500,000), may not run between 07:00 and 22:00, may not appear within 1,000 metres of schools, hospitals, churches and public institutions, and must show a warning about the dangers of gambling and an 18+ notice for at least 3 seconds.

Who runs the national lottery?

Mota Tavares & Jogos, S.A. holds the exclusive concession for the national lottery, totobola and totoloto, awarded by tender in 2024, and may sell through electronic channels including the internet. It pays the State an administrative fee instead of the Special Gaming Tax.

How much does a gambling licence cost in Angola?

For the Online games and betting licence (jogos e apostas online), the application fee is AOA 7,000,000 (as of 15 Feb 2022). For the Casino games licence (jogos de fortuna ou azar de base territorial), the application fee is AOA 10,000,000 (as of 15 Feb 2022). For the Land-based fixed-odds sports and animal betting licence, the application fee is AOA 20,000,000 (as of 15 Feb 2022). The Licensing section lists all 5 licence types recorded for Angola. Last verified 23 Sept 2026.

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Source tiers. Tier 1: the law, official gazette, licence register or regulator itself. Tier 2: other official sources such as ministries, parliaments, courts and statistics agencies. Only tier 1 and tier 2 sources can support a fact on their own.

1. Lei n.º 17/24, de 28 de Outubro, Lei da Actividade de Jogos, Diário da República I Série n.º 206

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   The gazette copy is a scanned image. Articles were read from the Lex.ao transcription (source ao-lei-17-24) and articles 69, 96 to 101 and 108 to 112 were checked against the scan page by page; they match.

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 28 Oct 2024
2. Lei n.º 17/24 de 28 de Outubro, Lei da Actividade de Jogos (text as reproduced by Lex.ao from Diário da República I Série n.º 206)

   Lex.ao (legal information portal reproducing the Diário da República)

   Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 28 Oct 2024
3. Decreto Presidencial n.º 131/20, de 11 de Maio, Regulamento sobre a Exploração de Jogos Remotos em Linha, Diário da República I Série n.º 63

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   Issued under the repealed Lei n.º 5/16. The ISJ still lists it as in force in its Q4 2025 bulletin. Where it conflicts with Lei n.º 17/24 (licence holder form, licence term, award by tender), the 2024 Law is recorded as governing.

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 11 May 2020
4. Decreto Presidencial n.º 50/22, de 15 de Fevereiro, Tabela de Taxas e Emolumentos a Cobrar pelos Serviços Prestados pelo Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos, Diário da República I Série n.º 30

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 15 Feb 2022
5. Decreto Executivo n.º 117/24, de 27 de Maio, altera o Regulamento de Organização e Funcionamento do Jogo de Apostas Desportivas à Cota, de Base Territorial e Online (Decreto Executivo n.º 255/21), Diário da República I Série n.º 98

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   The ISJ legislation page labels this document "Decreto n.º 117/24"; the gazette text is Decreto Executivo n.º 117/24 of the Ministry of Finance.

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 27 May 2024
6. Instrutivo n.º 1/24, de 11 de Abril, Modelo de Prestação de Garantias Bancárias, Diário da República II Série n.º 67

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 11 Apr 2024
7. Decreto Presidencial n.º 118/26, de 2 de Julho, afectação da receita devida ao Estado pela concessionária dos jogos sociais de lotarias, totoloto e totobola, Diário da República I Série n.º 123

   Diário da República (copy published by the Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos)

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 2 Jul 2026
8. Circular n.º 02/2026, de 29 de Junho, Procedimentos a observar no âmbito do regime transitório previsto na Lei da Actividade de Jogos

   Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 29 Jun 2026
9. Circular n.º 05/2025, de 30 de Maio, Procedimentos de auto-exclusão e de exclusão por terceiros

   Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

   Section 3.6 gives the self-exclusion period as a minimum of three months and a maximum of "5 (cinco) meses", then says it lasts indefinitely beyond five years if no end date is given; the maximum appears to be a drafting error and is not recorded.

   Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 30 May 2025
10. Circular n.º 10/2025, de 24 de Junho, Pagamento de taxas administrativas pelo acesso ao sector de jogos e serviços prestados pelo ISJ

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 24 Jun 2025
11. Operadores licenciados: licenças activas, vencidas, suspensas e revogadas

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    The page shows as active only licences whose validity date has not passed (12 on 23 September 2026). Under Circular n.º 02/2026 licences that expired during the transition remain provisionally valid where the operator applied in time, so the register understates the operators lawfully trading; the ISJ Q4 2025 bulletin counted 24 operators.

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
12. Sobre o Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
13. Legislação (lista de diplomas e actos administrativos publicados pelo ISJ)

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
14. Comunicado: Alerta sobre a plataforma de jogos ilegal "1xbet"

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 1 Sept 2025
15. Comunicado: Alerta sobre a plataforma de jogos ilegal "999yes"

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 12 Aug 2025
16. Comunicado: Exploração ilegal de jogos através da plataforma online «PalancaBet»

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 18 Jun 2026
17. Comunicado: Venda de licença de jogos de fortuna ou azar (casino), online e sociais

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 24 Jun 2026
18. Comunicado: Autorização prévia para a exploração de jogos de combinações aleatórias, rifas e concursos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 28 Oct 2025
19. Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos anuncia a vencedora do concurso público para concessão de jogos sociais em Angola

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 28 May 2024
20. O Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos submete proposta de regulamento do jogo Loto 5/90

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 15 Jan 2025
21. Apreensão de máquinas utilizadas para exploração ilegal de jogos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 23 Jun 2023
22. ISJ reúne com entidades exploradoras de jogos para reforçar a regularização da actividade de mediadores de jogos sociais

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 17 Jul 2026
23. Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos realiza debate sobre proposta de Regulamento da Lei da Actividade de Jogos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 19 May 2025
24. Informativo ISJ, IV Trimestre de 2025: desempenho do sector de jogos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    The bulletin labels the 2025 total of Kz 28,189.23 million as fiscal revenue, but its quarterly figures are total collection including parafiscal fees (for example Kz 7,931.79 million in Q4, of which Kz 111 million parafiscal). It is recorded as total collection.

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 30 Jan 2026
25. Informativo ISJ, Edição n.º 11, Julho 2026: desempenho do sector de jogos

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 1 Sept 2026
26. Relatório de Avaliação Sectorial de Risco em Branqueamento de Capitais no Sector de Jogos (2025)

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 16 Sept 2026
27. Plano Anual de Actividades 2026

    Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos (ISJ), Ministério das Finanças

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 9 Jun 2026
28. Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos, Panorama do Sector de Jogos em Angola 2023 (annual integrated report to 31 December 2023)

    Ministério das Finanças, Instituto de Supervisão de Jogos

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 1 Jan 2024
29. Jurisdictions under Increased Monitoring, 19 June 2026

    Financial Action Task Force (FATF)

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