Frequently Asked Questions about Antigua and Barbuda

Direct flights to Antigua are available from Canada, USA, UK, and many Caribbean islands. For more information, please visit our About page.

Antigua and Barbuda uses the Eastern Caribbean dollar, which can be purchased at most commercial banks. However, U.S. dollars are also accepted in many places on the islands.

There are many scenic lookouts on both islands, but the most impressive view is considered the panorama from Shirley Heights and Nelson's Dockyard.

Antigua and Barbuda is in the time zone GMT -4.

Tipping is not automatically included in the bill, but is usually around 10-12% of the amount. Tipping is also welcome for service staff in hotels, cabs and other services.

If you plan to stay in Antigua and Barbuda longer than the validity period of your e-visa, you will need to apply to the Department of Immigration for an extension of your stay permit. Keep in mind that the e-visa is for tourist travel only. Exceeding the validity of your visa may result in fines, deportation or a ban on future travel to Antigua and Barbuda for a certain period of time.

Our site meets high security standards for payment processing. However, we are not responsible for possible problems due to security vulnerabilities in your bank, computer or internet connection.

If you find an error in your e-visa application, you need to create a new application.

You will be sent an email with your e-visa results within seven working days of submitting your application.

No, it is not possible to pay for an e-visa on arrival. Payment of visa processing fees is mandatory and your application will not be processed until all fees are paid in full.

Under Antigua and Barbuda's policy, travelers arriving at seaports on cruise ships for tourist purposes do not need a visa if their stay does not exceed 24 hours.

It is recommended that you apply for your Antigua and Barbuda visa 1-2 months prior to your travel date. In case of time constraints, we can expedite your visa application.

The processing time for Antigua and Barbuda visa applications can vary depending on the type of visa, the nationality of the applicant and other factors. The process usually takes from a few days to a few weeks. It is recommended that you submit your application well in advance of your planned travel date to avoid delays.

The consular fee for Antigua and Barbuda visa may vary depending on the type of visa and nationality. For up-to-date information on the fee amount, it is recommended to check the data on our website or contact our customer service.

Extending your stay in Antigua and Barbuda is possible but requires the approval of the immigration authorities. You should contact your local immigration office for information on the extension process and requirements or leave an application on our website. We can help you extend your visa.

If your visa application is rejected, you can reapply after the reasons for rejection have been eliminated. Check that all documents are complete and meet the requirements. If you have any questions, contact customer service for assistance.

Antigua and Barbuda is considered safe for traveling. However, it is advisable to observe general precautions such as keeping valuables safe and being aware of your surroundings. Follow the recommendations of local authorities and your country of residence.

Once you have received your e-visa, it is recommended that you print it out or save it as an electronic copy on your device. At ports of entry you will be required to present the visa for inspection.

Your fingerprints will be taken upon arrival in the country, you do not need to visit the embassy to provide biometrics.

Obtaining an e-visa does not guarantee automatic entry into Antigua and Barbuda. The final decision on admission is made by immigration officials at the port of entry.