Antigua & Barbuda Visa

When applying for your Antigua and Barbuda e-visa, you must submit a copy of your passport's front and back page and a digital photograph.

After you have checked out, you need to also provide the following documents:

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  Bank statements to prove you have sufficient funds.

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  Flight tickets to show your date of arrival and departure.

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  Accommodation bookings for proof of stay.

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  Employment letter to show proof of financial income.

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  Birth certificate to prove your personal details.

Yes, Indians can apply for an Antigua and Barbuda multi-entry visa on the government website.

Yes, applying for your Antigua and Barbuda e-visa on Atlys is very straightforward. Simply:

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  Submit your documents.

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  Provide your personal details.

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  Pay the visa fees.

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  Wait for your visa to be processed.

You can reapply for your visa after your visa is denied. To do so, ensure you have fixed the reasons that caused the rejection. You will lose the funds when applying through government or online portals, except Atlys. On Atlys, you are guaranteed a refund of up to ₹8000 or $100 on rejected visas. Note that the refund excludes the service fees.

Yes, the e-visa for Antigua and Barbuda can be extended. To extend your visa, you need to visit the immigration department in Antigua and Barbuda and apply for a visa extension.

It is advised that you apply for your visa at least 14 days before you travel to Antigua and Barbuda.

Tourist visas are typically valid for a specific duration, often up to 90 days.

Yes, when applying on Atlys, you can add your friends or relatives to your visa application and apply for their visa at the same time.

Multiple reasons can be the cause of your visa getting rejected. Some of them are:

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  Providing incorrect documents.

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  Inaccurate information on your documents.

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  Not providing sufficient proof of funds.

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  Your passport is not valid for 6 more months from the day of your application.

When you apply for your Antigua and Barbuda visa on Atlys, the fee is ₹11,000

The e-visa for Antigua and Barbuda allows Indians to stay in the country for 30 days.

The Antigua and Barbuda visa processing time on Atlys takes 8 days. However, any delays can cause the processing time to be longer.

While not mandatory, having travel insurance is highly recommended when travelling to a foreign country.

No, you can only enter Antigua and Barbuda once when you have a single entry visa. If you wish to enter the country multiple times, you must apply for a multi-entry visa.

Yes, your fingerprints will be taken on arrival in Antigua and Barbuda.

No, the visa fees are used to process your visa, which means they can not be refunded even if your visa gets denied.

When applying for an Antigua and Barbuda e-visa, ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned arrival date.