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  1. Jamaica

    Safety summary

    Before
    Jamaica has one of the highest homicide rates in the Americas, but the violence is heavily concentrated in specific inner-city districts of Kingston, Spanish Town and Montego Bay that visitors have no reason to enter. Resort corridors are heavily policed. The practical risks for travelers are robbery, scams, aggressive hustling and road accidents.
    After
    Crime and homicide rates in Jamaica are high, but gang violence and shootings mostly occur in inner-city areas, including parts of Kingston, Spanish Town and Montego Bay, and tourist areas are not usually affected. Most attacks on tourists are robberies. Hotels and resorts are generally well guarded, and some visitors have been followed and robbed on the way from the airport to private accommodation.

  2. Jamaica

    FAQ answer: length of stay

    Before
    It depends on your passport: PICA's visa-requirements table allows 30 days for some nationalities, 90 for others and six months for US citizens. The officer writes the actual period on your stamp and may grant less if your return ticket is sooner. Extensions are handled by PICA and must be applied for before your stamp expires.
    After
    It depends on your passport: PICA's visa-requirements table allows 30 days for some nationalities, 90 for others and six months for US citizens. The officer writes the actual period on your stamp and may grant less if your return ticket is sooner. Extensions are handled by PICA and must be applied for before your stamp expires; a visitor may stay at most 12 months in total as a Commonwealth citizen, or 6 months otherwise.

  3. Jamaica

    Extension of stay: stay and extension length

    Before
    {"stayDays": 90, "extendable": {"possible": true, "days": 90}, "fee.notes": "PICA's processing fee for an extension of stay, from its Immigration Processing Fee schedule. Staying beyond the visa-exemption period costs JM$50,000."}
    After
    {"stayDays": null, "extendable": {"possible": true, "days": null}, "fee.notes": "PICA's processing fee for an extension of stay, from its Immigration Processing Fee schedule. Staying beyond the visa-exemption period costs JM$50,000. A visitor's total stay is capped at 12 months for Commonwealth citizens and 6 months for others."}

  4. Jamaica

    C5 form: when and how

    Before
    {"submitWindow": "Any time before departure — most travelers complete it within 72 hours of the flight", "text": "All arriving passengers must complete Jamaica's online Immigration/Customs C5 form and carry the QR code or a printout. It is free. The COVID-era Jamaica Travel Authorization has been discontinued, so any site charging for a Jamaican \"travel authorization\" is not official — if you are unsure, check with your airline or PICA."}
    After
    {"submitWindow": "Online before arrival where possible; a paper form is also accepted", "text": "All arriving passengers must present a completed and signed Immigration/Customs C5 form, either filled in online before travel or on paper. It is free, so any site charging a fee for a Jamaican \"travel authorization\" is not official — if you are unsure, check with your airline or PICA."}

  5. Jamaica

    FAQ answer: C5 form

    Before
    The C5 is Jamaica's combined immigration and customs declaration, completed online at enterjamaica.gov.jm before you travel. It is mandatory for every arriving passenger regardless of nationality, it is free, and you should carry the QR code or a printout. Most people fill it in within 72 hours of their flight.
    After
    The C5 is Jamaica's combined immigration and customs declaration. It is mandatory for every arriving passenger regardless of nationality, and it is free. PICA accepts it either online at enterjamaica.gov.jm or as a signed paper form; the UK government advises completing it online before you arrive where possible.

  6. Jamaica

    Summary: C5 form

    Before
    Jamaica is visa-free for citizens of the US (for up to six months), Canada, the UK, most of the EU and most Commonwealth countries, though the period is 90 days for some passports and 30 for others, including France, Spain and most of Latin America. CARICOM nationals enter freely for six months, and a few nationalities can buy a visa at the port of entry. Whatever your nationality, every arriving passenger must complete Jamaica's free online immigration and customs (C5) form before traveling.
    After
    Jamaica is visa-free for citizens of the US (for up to six months), Canada, the UK, most of the EU and most Commonwealth countries, though the period is 90 days for some passports and 30 for others, including France, Spain and most of Latin America. CARICOM nationals enter freely for six months, and a few nationalities can buy a visa at the port of entry. Whatever your nationality, every arriving passenger must present Jamaica's free immigration and customs (C5) form, completed online before travel where possible or on paper.

  7. Jamaica

    Row notes: C5 form wording (66 rows)

    Before
    the free online Immigration/Customs C5 form must still be completed before traveling. / the online C5 immigration and customs form is still mandatory.
    After
    every arrival must still present the free Immigration/Customs C5 form, best completed online before traveling. / the free C5 immigration and customs form, online or on paper, is still mandatory.

  8. Jamaica

    ZM passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  9. Jamaica

    VE passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    150

  10. Jamaica

    VU passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  11. Jamaica

    UY passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    150

  12. Jamaica

    US passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    None

  13. Jamaica

    GB passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  14. Jamaica

    UA passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    None
    After
    150

  15. Jamaica

    UG passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  16. Jamaica

    TV passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  17. Jamaica

    TR passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    None
    After
    90

  18. Jamaica

    TO passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  19. Jamaica

    TZ passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  20. Jamaica

    ES passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    150

  21. Jamaica

    ZA passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  22. Jamaica

    SB passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275

  23. Jamaica

    SI passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    150

  24. Jamaica

    SK passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    150

  25. Jamaica

    SG passport: extendable by (days)

    Before
    90
    After
    275