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Visa requirements Participants who require a visa to enter the Bahamas should apply for a visa at the nearest consulate or embassy of the Bahamas in their country. There are several Bahamas embassies and consulates around the world where you can apply for a Bahamas visa. In countries where the Bahamas has no diplomatic representation, visas are available through British consulates, embassies or high commissions. The requirements for the different countries may be found on the Bahamas official web page at: http://www.bahamas.com/entry-requirements. For current information on regulations for international travel, particularly for those travelling through the United States, please visit the following link: https://bs.usembassy.gov/ or the Travel Section of the US Customs and Border Protection Home Page at: www.cbp.gov For any further assistance regarding visas, please contact the visa focal point: Ms Carolyn Conliffe E-mail address: [email protected] Telephone: +1 242 502 0022 VISA REQUIREMENTS FOR VISITORS TO THE BAHAMAS List of ITU Member States VISA COUNTRY NAME DOCUMENT REQUIREMENT REQUIREMENT VISIT PERIOD AFGHANISTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ALBANIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ALGERIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ANDORRA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ANGOLA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS ARGENTINA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ARMENIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS AUSTRALIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS AUSTRIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS AZERBAIJAN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BAHRAIN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BANGLADESH PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BARBADOS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BELARUS PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS BELGIUM PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS BELIZE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BENIN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS BHUTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS BOLIVIA (PLURINATED STATE OF) PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BOTSWANA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BRAZIL PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BRUNEI DARUSSALAM PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BULGARIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS BURKINA FASO PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS BURUNDI PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CABO VERDE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CAMBODIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS 3 CAMEROON PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CANADA PASSPORT or NO 8 MONTHS BC/PHOTO ID CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CHAD PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CHILE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CHINA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS COLOMBIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS COMOROS PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CONGO (REP. OF THE) PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS COSTA RICA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CROATIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CUBA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS CYPRUS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CZECH REPUBLIC PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS CÔTE D’IVOIRE PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS DEM. PEOPLE’S REP. OF KOREA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS DEM. REP. OF THE CONGO PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS DENMARK PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS DJIBOUTI PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS DOMINICA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ECUADOR PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS EGYPT PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS EL SALVADOR PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS EQUATORIAL GUINEA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ERITREA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ESTONIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ETHIOPIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS FIJI PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS FINLAND PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS FRANCE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GABON PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS GAMBIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GEORGIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GERMANY PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GHANA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS GREECE PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS GRENADA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GUATEMALA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS GUINEA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS GUINEA-BISSAU PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS GUYANA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS HAITI PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS HONDURAS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS HUNGARY PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ICELAND PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS INDIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS INDONESIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS IRAN (ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF) PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS IRAQ PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS IRELAND PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ISRAEL PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ITALY PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS JAMAICA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS JAPAN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS JORDAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS KAZAKHSTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS KENYA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS KIRBATI PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS KOREA (REP. OF) PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS KUWAIT PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS KYRGYSTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS LAO P.D.R. PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS LATVIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS LEBANON PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS LESOTHO PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS LIBERIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS LIBYA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS LIECHTENSTEIN PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS LITHUANIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS LUXEMBOURG PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS MADAGASCAR PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MALAWI PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MALAYSIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MALDIVES PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MALI PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MALTA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MARSHALL ISLANDS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MAURITANIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MAURITIUS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MEXICO PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MICRONESIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MOLDOVA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MONACO PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS MONGOLIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MONTENEGRO PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MOROCCO PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MOZAMBIQUE PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS MYANMAR PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS NAMIBIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS NAURU PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS NEPAL (REPUBLIC OF) PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS NETHERLANDS PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS NEW ZEALAND PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS NICARAGUA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS NIGER PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS NIGERIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS NORWAY PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS OMAN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PAKISTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS PANAMA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PAPUA NEW GUINEA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PARAGUAY PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PERU PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PHILIPPINES PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS POLAND PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS PORTUGAL PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS QATAR PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ROMANIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS RUSSIAN FEDERATION PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS RWANDA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SAINT KITTS AND NEVIS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SAINT LUCIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SAMOA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SAN MARINO PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SAUDI ARABIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SENEGAL PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SERBIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SEYCHELLES PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SIERRA LEONE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SINGAPORE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SLOVAKIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SLOVENIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SOLOMON ISLANDS PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SOMALIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SOUTH AFRICA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SOUTH SUDAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SPAIN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SRI LANKA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SUDAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS SURINAME PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SWAZILAND PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SWEDEN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS SWITZERLAND PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TAJIKISTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TANZANIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS THAILAND PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS THE FORMER YUGOSLAV REP. OF MACEDONIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS TIMOR-LESTE PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TOGO PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TONGA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS TUNISIA PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TURKEY PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS TURKMENISTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS TUVALU PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS UGANDA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS UKRAINE PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS UNITED ARAB EMIRATES PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS UNITED KINGDOM PASSPORT NO 8 MONTHS UNITED STATES PASSPORT or WITH NO 8 MONTHS Compliant Document URUGUAY PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS UZBEKISTAN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS VANUATU PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS VATICAN PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS VENEZUELA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS VIET NAM PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS YEMEN PASSPORT YES 3 MONTHS ZAMBIA PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS ZIMBABWE PASSPORT NO 3 MONTHS Source: Adapted from Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bahamas. .
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