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Entry Clearance Visa

AnguillaShort stays and visits

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For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?

Persons needing a visa to enter Anguilla are expected to apply at the nearest British Embassy or High Commission Office before travel, or can apply online through the Anguilla e-Visa service. The Government of Anguilla publishes a separate visa requirements list of the countries whose nationals need a visa. Persons already holding a UK visa are not required to apply for a visa to enter Anguilla, and persons travelling on diplomatic passports are exempted from having a UK visa to enter Anguilla. An entry clearance is a visa, entry certification or letter of consent.

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  • The official source does not state the complete answer to this question for this route.

What short-visit purposes does this route cover?

The entry-clearance form covers short-stay visitors, business visitors and students, as well as other entry-clearance bases listed on the form.

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  • The captured official source does not by itself establish every current eligibility condition, document, fee, processing practice, validity rule or independent review requirement for this route.

What maximum stay, rolling-period rule, validity and entry rules apply?

The form provides single, double and multiple entry options. It does not state a universal period of stay.

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  • The captured official source does not by itself establish every current eligibility condition, document, fee, processing practice, validity rule or independent review requirement for this route.

What important funds, accommodation, invitation, insurance, onward-travel or passport evidence may be required?

The entry-clearance form must be accompanied by the appropriate fee and two passport-sized photographs. The form asks how much money is available to the applicant during the stay from their own resources and from other resources, what kind of ticket (single, return confirmed or open dated) they hold or intend to buy, and, for a private visit, the details of the host or sponsor in Anguilla or, if staying in a hotel, its name and address. Students must give full particulars of the course and submit evidence of acceptance for a course of study, and any relevant diplomas or certificates should be submitted. An applicant who intends to stay in Anguilla longer than 6 months may be required to undergo a medical examination before an entry clearance is issued. The official source does not state a minimum amount of funds or an insurance requirement.

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  • The official source does not state a minimum amount of funds or an insurance requirement.

Where/how is permission obtained when required, and under what important circumstances can a stay be extended or changed?

Persons needing visas to enter Anguilla are expected to apply at the nearest British Embassy or High Commission Office before travel; the page also offers an online application for the Anguilla Entry Clearance Visa (eVisa) at evisa.gov.ai (apply online, confirm and pay, and print) and states that it takes 8 to 10 business days for processing. Entry-clearance fees are non-refundable; the fees are US$140.00 for a single-entry visa and US$250.00 for a multiple-entry visa. Visas are also issued in Anguilla to non-Anguillians/Belongers who are working in Anguilla and would require a visa to re-enter when they travel. The official source does not state when or how a stay can be extended or changed.

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  • The official source does not state when or how a stay can be extended or changed.

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