Visa policy of Saint Kitts and Nevis

Visitors to Saint Kitts and Nevis must obtain a visa unless they come from one of the 104 visa exempt countries.

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Cruise ship passengers can visit Saint Kitts and Nevis for up to 24 hours without a visa.[1]

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Visa exemption

Freedom of movement[2]

Citizens of the following countries and territories can visit Saint Kitts and Nevis as tourists without a visa for up to 3 months (unless otherwise stated):[3][4][5]

1 — up to 6 months for BOTC passport holders of Montserrat, 3 months for other classes of British nationality.
2 — up to 6 months.
3 — up to 1 month.
4 — up to 27 days.

Additionally, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs does not name the following countries on the list of countries that need visas to travel to Saint Kitts and Nevis:[6]

Holders of diplomatic or official passports issued to nationals of  Haiti and holders of normal passports travelling on business do not require a visa for Saint Kitts and Nevis for up to 6 months.

Visa exemption agreements for all passports were signed with  San Marino on 1 February 2019,[7]  Togo[8] on 24 March 2019,  Albania on 14 May 2019,[9]  Georgia[10] on 15 July 2019,  Marshall Islands on 29 October 2019[11] and they are not yet ratified.

eVisa

Visitors from countries that require a visa for Saint Kitts and Nevis can apply for an eVisa online. With a printed approval they are issued a visa on arrival by an Immigration Officer for a fee of USD 100. The maximum length of stay is 30 days.[12]

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