Visa to Antigua and Barbuda

A visa for Antigua and Barbuda is a key element in planning a trip to this stunning Caribbean country. If you are planning to visit Antigua and Barbuda, it is important to familiarize yourself with the visa requirements and procedures to make your trip as comfortable as possible. We will provide you with some basic information about Antigua and Barbuda's visa regime.

First of all, familiarize yourself with the types of visas that may be required depending on the purpose of your visit, whether it is tourism, business travel or transit. Find out about visa validity periods and length of stay so you can plan your time properly.

We can help you through the Antigua & Barbuda visa application process quickly and efficiently, whether it's an online visa application or a visa extension. Immerse yourself in the details to make your journey as enjoyable and hassle-free as possible.

Most citizens of the European Union do not require a visa to enter Antigua and Barbuda for tourist or business travel. However, the following conditions must be met:

• the duration of the trip must not exceed six months;
• the validity of the passport must be at least six months from the date of departure;
• availability of a return ticket or ticket to continue the trip;
• proof of accommodation (e.g. hotel or apartment reservation);
• sufficient funds for the period of stay.

Citizens who are not allowed visa-free entry must apply for a visa in advance or upon arrival.

• Electronic visa

The e-visa system was introduced in 2016 and is a convenient solution for obtaining authorization to enter and travel in Antigua and Barbuda. The e-visa is a digital document that replaces traditional visas issued by Antigua and Barbuda consulates or at points of entry. The process of obtaining an e-visa is simple: simply enter the required information and pay the fee using a credit or debit card. Once your application has been processed, you will be notified of its approval or denial.

• Visa on Arrival in Antigua and Barbuda

If you are a national who falls into one of the following categories, you can obtain a visa on arrival in Antigua and Barbuda:

• You hold one of the following visas: a U.S. visa or permanent resident card, a Canadian visa or permanent resident card, a United Kingdom visa or resident card, or a Schengen visa.
• You plan to visit Antigua and Barbuda only to meet family or friends and do not intend to engage in any other activities.
• You have no residence or employment in Antigua and Barbuda.
• You possess a valid passport or re-entry permit if required by the laws of your country.
• You are financially stable and have a valid return ticket to your home country upon completion of your visit.
• You are not under an immigration ban and do not pose a threat to the Republic of Antigua and Barbuda.

However, if you do not want to stand in long lines at the airport, we recommend applying for a visa in advance, you can do this by leaving an application on our website.

If you plan to stay in Antigua and Barbuda for more than three months, you have the option of applying for a long-stay visa. This visa entitles you to stay in the country for up to one year. Depending on the purpose of your stay, you can apply for one of the following long-term visa categories:

• Work visa.
• Study visa.
• Family reunification visa.
• Business visa.

If you already have a long-term visa and wish to extend your stay in Antigua and Barbuda for a longer period of time, you can apply for a temporary residence permit. This residence permit is granted for a period of one to three years, depending on your preference and purpose of stay.

Countries whose citizens do not need to apply for a visa under the above conditions:

Citizens of other countries or if you want to stay in the country longer than the permitted visa-free period, you need to apply for a visa.

The cost of a visa for Antigua and Barbuda varies depending on the type of visa, nationality of the applicant and processing time. The visa cost includes consular and service fees, which depend on the type of visa selected.

Consular Fee: This is the basic fee that covers the processing of your visa. It can vary depending on the type of visa, such as visa on arrival, short-term visa or long-term visa.

Service Fee: This includes the cost of additional services such as completing the online visa application, obtaining valid international health insurance and priority service.

Optional additional services can significantly affect the total cost of the visa. These include:

• Completion of the online visa application.
• Arranging valid international health insurance.
• Priority service, which allows you to speed up the processing of your application.

We recommend using a visa calculator that will help you conveniently calculate the total cost of your visa, including all additional services, online. This will allow you to find out exactly how much the visa costs including all additional options and choose the most suitable option for your trip.

Before scanning, make sure that:

• All documents are scanned using the scanner only.
• Scanning is done in color.
• Only original documents are used. Submitting forged documents may result in a visa refusal.