For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
A visa from a Trinidad and Tobago diplomatic or consular officer is required where applicable, but the rule does not apply to citizens of Commonwealth countries or nationals of countries with Visa Abolition Agreements with Trinidad and Tobago. The Ministry directs travellers to the eVisa site to check which nationalities need a visa.
See recorded sources
- The captured sources contain no nationality list or list of Visa Abolition Agreement countries, and do not describe how the eVisa is obtained.
- https://laws.gov.tt/ttdll-web/revision/download/105942?type=act
(5) Subject to subregulation (8), the passport or other travel document of every person who seeks to enter Trinidad and Tobago shall carry where required, the visa of a diplomatic or consular officer of Trinidad and Tobago or, where Trinidad and Tobago is not so represented, of a diplomatic or consular officer of the country that acts on behalf of Trinidad and Tobago in the country of issue.
- https://laws.gov.tt/ttdll-web/revision/download/105942?type=act
(8) Subregulation (5) shall not apply to— _(a)_ citizens of Commonwealth countries; _(b)_ nationals of countries with which Trinidad and Tobago has concluded Visa Abolition Agreements;
- https://nationalsecurity.gov.tt/divisions/immigrationdivision
**Visit eVisa online to verify which nationalities also require a visa for entry into Trinidad and Tobago.**
