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Antigua & Barbuda
FAQ
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- Officially your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay. Airlines frequently apply their own six-month rule, so renew if you have less than six months left.
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- The Immigration Department says your passport must be valid beyond the date of your return ticket. For the Tourist Visa-on-Arrival it asks for six months' validity.
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Antigua & Barbuda
FAQ
- Before
- Immigration officers grant the length of stay they think your trip needs, up to six months for most visa-free visitors. Ask for what you actually need at the desk — extending later means a trip to the Immigration Department in St John's and a fee.
- After
- The Immigration Department says visitors may be granted permission to land for up to six months, and visa-exempt visitors may stay as long as their business takes within that limit. An extension, for up to three months at a time, is applied for in person at the Immigration Department, for a fee, before the entry endorsement expires.
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Antigua & Barbuda
FAQ
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- Probably not. Antigua and Barbuda waives visas for about 90 nationalities, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the EU and most Commonwealth countries — visitors are normally admitted for up to six months. CARICOM nationals move freely. Everyone else needs a visitor visa before traveling, applied for online through the Immigration Department’s eVisa system or at an Antigua and Barbuda mission. Travellers who hold a valid US, Canadian, UK or Schengen visa or residence card can instead buy a 30-day Tourist Visa-on-Arrival for USD 100.
- After
- Antigua and Barbuda waives visas for about 90 nationalities, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the EU and most Commonwealth countries — visitors are normally admitted for up to six months. CARICOM nationals move freely. Everyone else needs a visitor visa before traveling, applied for online through the Immigration Department’s eVisa system or at an Antigua and Barbuda mission. Travellers who hold a valid US, Canadian, UK or Schengen visa or residence card can instead buy a 30-day Tourist Visa-on-Arrival for USD 100.
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Antigua & Barbuda
Tip
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- Canada's travel advice says the hurricane season runs from early June to the end of November, and that even small tropical storms can quickly become major hurricanes. Take travel insurance that covers weather disruption if you travel then.
- After
- Canada's travel advice says the hurricane season runs from early June to the end of November, and that even small tropical storms can quickly become major hurricanes.
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Antigua & Barbuda
Safety
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- Antigua and Barbuda is a calm destination for visitors; the usual issues are opportunistic theft from beaches and rental cars, and strong currents on the Atlantic coast. Hurricane season runs from June to November.
- After
- The UK Foreign Office says there have been incidents of violent crime, including murder, armed robbery and sexual assault, and advises avoiding isolated areas, including beaches, particularly after dark. Canada says petty crime such as pickpocketing and purse snatching increases with the approach of annual festivities. The UK says currents can be deceptively strong and not all beaches have lifeguards.
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Antigua & Barbuda
ArriveAntigua
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- The authorities advise travelers to complete the ArriveAntigua form online to speed up entry. It is not mandatory, and it can only be filled in on a phone or tablet within 72 hours of travel.
- After
- The UK Foreign Office says the Antiguan and Barbudan authorities advise travellers to use ArriveAntigua to speed up entry, though it is not mandatory, and that it can only be accessed on a mobile phone or tablet within 72 hours of travel.
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Antigua & Barbuda
Onward ticket
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- Visitors must hold a return or onward ticket; immigration officers also ask for the address where you are staying and set the length of stay accordingly.
- After
- The Immigration Department says visa-exempt visitors must have an onward or return ticket and confirmation of accommodation.
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Antigua & Barbuda
Yellow fever
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- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, including after more than 12 hours' transit through an airport in one. WHO's risk list includes Trinidad and Tobago, so a Caribbean origin does not by itself exempt you.
- After
- A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers aged one year and over arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission, including after more than 12 hours' transit through an airport in one. WHO's risk list includes Trinidad and Tobago.
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Antigua & Barbuda
Passport validity
- Before
- Your passport must be valid beyond the date of your return ticket. Visa applicants need a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date they intend to enter, and airlines may apply a six-month rule too, so travel with six months' validity where you can.
- After
- Your passport must be valid beyond the date of your return ticket. Visa applicants need a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date they intend to enter.
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Zimbabwe
faq.extend-stay.answer
- Before
- Yes — tourist entries are usually granted for 30 days and can be extended by 30 days at Department of Immigration Control offices. Apply before your current stay expires.
- After
- The UK government says the visa on arrival is usually granted for 30 days and that to extend or renew a visa you go in person to the Government of Zimbabwe Immigration Department. No official source we could read states the length of an extension.
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Zimbabwe
faq.currency.answer
- Before
- US dollars in cash. The UK government says Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) replaced the Zimbabwean dollar in April 2024, but the US dollar remains legal tender, can be used for most transactions and is what most suppliers prefer. Bring small-denomination notes, as change is rarely available.
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- The UK government says Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) replaced the Zimbabwean dollar in April 2024, but the US dollar remains legal tender, can be used for most transactions and is what most suppliers prefer. It says change is rarely available, so carry small-denomination notes.
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Zimbabwe
faq.kaza.answer
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- A USD 50 joint visa covering both Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days with unlimited crossings between the two, plus day trips to Botswana's Chobe via Kazungula. It is sold on arrival at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders to most Category B nationalities — availability has lapsed before, so confirm it is on sale before relying on it.
- After
- The UK government says the KAZA Univisa costs USD 50, is valid for 30 days for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana, and is available at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders. Zimbabwe's eVisa portal describes it as a visa for multiple countries in the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area, valid for one month.
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Zimbabwe
faq.voa-cost.answer
- Before
- Bring the fee in US dollar cash in small notes.
- After
- The UK government advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for the visa.
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Zimbabwe
faq.need-visa.answer
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- Most tourists do, but it is straightforward: US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian, Japanese and most other Western passports (Category B) buy a visa on arrival from USD 30. SADC neighbors and many Commonwealth countries (Category A) enter visa-free, while Category C nationalities must have a visa approved before travel via evisa.gov.zw or an embassy.
- After
- Category B nationalities, including holders of US, UK, EU, Canadian, Australian and Japanese passports, pay for and obtain a visa on arrival, from USD 30. Category A nationalities, including SADC neighbours, need no visa, while Category C nationalities must obtain a visa before travel via evisa.gov.zw or an embassy.
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Zimbabwe
tips.photography.text
- Before
- Do not photograph airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence, security forces or demonstrations — Australia's Smartraveller says it is illegal — and Canada's travel advice says camouflage clothing is illegal for civilians.
- After
- Australia's Smartraveller says photographing airports, military establishments, government offices, the President's residence, security forces or demonstrations is illegal, and Canada's travel advice says camouflage clothing is illegal for civilians.
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Zimbabwe
tips.check-category.text
- Before
- Check your visa category before flying. Category A passports need nothing and Category B buy a visa at the border, but Category C nationals will be refused boarding without a visa approved in advance via evisa.gov.zw.
- After
- Zimbabwe's eVisa portal sorts nationalities into three categories: Category A needs no visa, Category B pays for and obtains a visa on entering Zimbabwe, and Category C must pay for and obtain a visa before travelling.
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Zimbabwe
tips.usd-cash.text
- Before
- Bring enough US dollars in cash, in small notes. The UK government says it is not always possible to withdraw cash with an international card, change is rarely available, and you should not accept torn or damaged notes in change.
- After
- The UK government says it is not always possible to withdraw cash with an international card and that change is rarely available, so it advises carrying small-denomination US dollar notes.
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Zimbabwe
tips.kaza-univisa.text
- Before
- Combining Victoria Falls with Zambia? Ask for the KAZA UniVisa (USD 50) on arrival — it covers unlimited crossings between Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days, plus day trips into Botswana through Kazungula.
- After
- The UK government says the KAZA Univisa (USD 50) is valid for 30 days for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana, and is sold at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders.
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Zimbabwe
countryFacts.driving.text
- Before
- Zimbabwe is a party to both the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic, so it recognizes an International Driving Permit issued under either. Whether a permit is required in addition to a national license, and for how long a foreign license may be used, are set by national road law and have not been checked for Zimbabwe yet.
- After
- Zimbabwe is a party to both the 1949 Geneva and the 1968 Vienna Conventions on Road Traffic, so it recognizes an International Driving Permit issued under either. No official source we could read states whether a permit is required in addition to a national licence, or for how long a foreign licence may be used.
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Zimbabwe
countryFacts.safety.text
- Before
- Crime is moderate: mugging, pickpocketing and bag-snatching are common in city centres, especially after dark, and there have been smash-and-grab robberies from cars on the airport road and some Harare routes. Physical US dollar cash is short, power cuts are frequent, and demonstrations can turn violent and should be avoided. Stop at police roadblocks and get a receipt for any fine.
- After
- The UK government says there is a moderate level of crime: mugging, pickpocketing and bag-snatching are common in city centres, especially after dark, and there have been smash-and-grab robberies from vehicles. It says physical US dollar cash is short, power blackouts are frequent, demonstrations can turn violent and political gatherings should be avoided, and that you should stop at roadblocks and get a receipt for any fine.
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Zimbabwe
visaTypes.kaza-univisa.fee.notes
- Before
- Covers both Zimbabwe and Zambia with unlimited crossings for 30 days, plus day trips to Botswana via Kazungula. Sold at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders to eligible (Category B) nationalities — availability occasionally lapses, so have a fallback plan.
- After
- The UK government says the KAZA Univisa costs USD 50, is valid for 30 days for travel between Zimbabwe and Zambia and for day trips into Botswana, and is available at Harare, Bulawayo and Victoria Falls airports and at the Victoria Falls and Kazungula land borders.
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Zimbabwe
visaTypes.voa-tourist.fee.notes
- Before
- Take the fee in small US dollar notes.
- After
- The UK government advises taking enough US dollars in small notes to pay for the visa.
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Zimbabwe
visaPolicy.byPassport.AO.notes
- Before
- Category A — visa-free entry, with visitors typically admitted for up to 90 days. The list covers SADC neighbors and many Commonwealth countries.
- After
- Category A: the eVisa portal lists this nationality among visitors not required to have a visa to travel to Zimbabwe. No official source we could read states the length of stay.
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Zimbabwe
visaPolicy.byPassport.AL.notes
- Before
- Category B. A tourist visa is issued on arrival: USD 30 single entry for most passports (British citizens USD 55; Chinese citizens USD 60 for the online visa), payable in US dollar cash. Stays are usually 30 days, extendable in-country.
- After
- Category B. A tourist visa is issued on arrival: USD 30 single entry for most passports (British citizens USD 55; Chinese citizens USD 60 for the online visa), payable in US dollar cash. The UK government says the visa on arrival is usually granted for 30 days and that extensions are applied for in person at the Immigration Department.
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Zambia
Passport row notes
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- A visa is required but can be bought on arrival at any port of entry (single entry USD 25), obtained from a Zambian mission, or applied for online in advance…
- After
- A visa is required but can be obtained on arrival (single entry USD 25) or from a Zambian mission, or applied for online in advance through the Zambia Immigr…