Nationals of the following
countries Do Not Require Visas to Enter Guyana
1. Antigua and Barbuda
2. Argentina
3.
Austria
4. Barbados
5. Bahamas
6. Belgium
7. Belize
8. Bolivia (Holders of
Diplomatic, Special, and Official Passports)
9. Brazil
10. Canada
11. Chile (Holders of Diplomatic and Special Passports)
12. China (Holders of Diplomatic and Official Passports)
13. Colombia (Holders of Diplomatic
Passports)
14. Cuba (Holders of
Diplomatic, Official, and Special Passports)
15. Denmark
16. Dominica
17. Finland
18. France
19. Germany
20. Greece
21. Grenada
22. India (Holders of Diplomatic and Special Passports)
23.
Ireland
24. Italy
25. Jamaica
26. Japan
27. Luxembourg
28.
Mexico (Holders of Diplomatic
and Special Passports)
29. Montserrat
30. Netherlands
31. New Zealand
32. North Korea
33. Norway
34. Peru (Holders of Diplomatic, Official, and Special Passports)
35. Portugal
36. Russian Federation (Holders
of Diplomatic or Official Passports)
37.
South Africa
38. South Korea
39. Spain
40. St Christopher and Nevis (St Kitts)
41. St Lucia
42. St Vincent
& the Grenadines
43. Suriname
44. Sweden
45.
Switzerland
46. Trinidad and Tobago
47. United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
48. United States of America
49. Uruguay (Holders of Diplomatic, Official, and Special Passports)
50. Venezuela (Holders of Diplomatic and Special Passports)
Such visitors must however, be in possession of a passport valid for a least six
(6) months and a return/onward air ticket.
The following documents should be presented when applying for
a visa:
1. Valid passport (at least (6) months validity);
2. Two (2) passport-size photographs and two (2)
application forms;
3. Evidence of sufficient funds for the duration of the visit; proof of other satisfactory arrangement
for support while in Guyana, inclusive of a letter of invitation from the host in Guyana; a recent bank statement; letter
from employer; and where applicable, business letter with certificate from the Chamber of Commerce, etc., attesting to the
status of the business.
If coming to take up employment or to reside in Guyana, a letter of approval from the Ministry
of Home Affairs or other appropriate evidence should be provided.
NOTE:
1. There is no assurance that a visa would be issued, and any preparation or plan made for the journey would be done
at the applicant's own risk.
2. Failure to complete the form properly as well as to provide supporting documents
will delay the processing of the application.
3. Under normal conditions, application for visas should be submitted
at least one (1) week in advance of proposed date of travel.
4. The granting of a visa does not necessarily guarantee
entry into Guyana. Entry will depend upon satisfying the usual Immigration requirements/procedures at the port of entry.
5. A visitor who without permission, breeches his/her condition of entry while in Guyana may become eligible for deportation.
6. Employment could be paid or unpaid, and includes religious occupation.
7. Pre-paid arrangements must
be made by the applicant if passport is to be returned by a courier service. The account number must be given.
