Suriname Visa Informations

SURINAME VISA INFORMATIONS AND REQUIREMENTS

VISAS:

Required by all except the following:

(a) nationals of Antigua & Barbuda, Barbados, Belize, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Dominica, The Gambia, Grenada, Guyana, Israel, Jamaica, Japan, Korea (Rep), Malaysia, Netherlands Antilles (holding valid Netherlands passports), The Philippines, St Kitts & Nevis, St Lucia, St Vincent & the Grenadines, Singapore, Switzerland and Trinidad & Tobago;
(b) nationals of China (PR) holding Hong Kong (SAR) passports;
(c) transit passengers continuing their journey by the same or first connecting aircraft within 24 hours, provided holding onward or return documentation and not leaving the airport.

Note: Nationals staying for more than 24 hours need to get a transit visa on arrival at the airport.

Passport valid for at least six months after arrival required by all.

Types of visa:

Validity: Single-entry: two months; multiple-entry: up to one year.

Application to:

Nearest Embassy (or Consular section at Embassy)

Application requirements:

(a) One completed, printed or typed, signed application form.
(b) One current passport-size photo (in colour and current, no three-minute photos; for children with no individual passport, a colour photograph should be attached to the application form of the passport holder and their visa must also be paid for).
(c) Valid passport.
(d) Fee, payable by cash only.
(e) Self-addressed, stamped envelope with return postage for postal applications.
(f) For business trips, letter of invitation from company detailing purpose of trip, name of institute visited with contact details, plus approximate duration of stay, a completed business form and a guarantee or letter of reference. Emergency: In case of illness or death, it is obligatory to produce, apart from the ticket, a doctor’s report or death certificate. Otherwise, there will be an additional fee of €35.

Note: (a) For postal applications, fees should be paid only by Eurocheques, Giro payment card or deposit on bank account no. ABN-AMRO 54.93.16.922, stating name, initials and address of individual concerned. A dispatch period of 14 days should be observed. (b) After arrival in Surinam, visitors are required to report to the Immigration Service within eight days at Police Precinct Nieuwe Haven, Van’t Hogerhuysstraat, Paramaribo.

Working days required:

At least one week before departure and no earlier than eight weeks. Applicants are encouraged to apply with plenty of time in case the application merits further scrutiny from official bodies. However, some applications may only take one day to be processed.

Important Notice: Please Note that these regulations are changed on a regular basis by the different governments, Southtravels.com can not be liable for any information that could have been changed since we checked it. It is the responsibility of each passenger to check the different conditions of entry to the desired country.

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