Special Entry Permit (variation of stay under section 13(3))
A Special Entry Permit lets a foreign national stay in Barbados on varied conditions under section 13(3) of the Immigration Act. Applicants show financial resources, health insurance valid in Barbados, and property records where they own property. The official page does not set a minimum amount.
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Currency
Barbadian Dollar
BBD
Barbadian Dollar
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Who it’s for
Financially independent foreign nationals, such as property owners or people with pensions or investments, who want to stay in Barbados longer than a visitor.
Eligibility
Financial resources
Proof of financial resources, such as bank statements, pension documents or proof of real estate.
Health insurance
Health insurance valid in Barbados.
Police certificates
Show police certificates from every country where you lived for 6 months or more in the last 3 years.
- Look-back period is the last 3 years
- British applicants may submit an Enhanced Disclosure instead
Official wording
Police certificates from every country where the applicant lived for 6 months or more in the last 3 years. British applicants may submit an Enhanced Disclosure instead.
A sneak peek at what's inside
- Document checklistForm B (application under section 13(3) of the Immigration Act)
- FeesApplication fee
- Steps to applyFill in Form B for each applicant
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- 10 documents
- 1 fee
- 3 steps
- Processing times and conditions
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Other routes to Barbados
- Visit & tourismVisiting Barbados
- StudyStudent Visa
- Work permitsWork Permit
- Permanent residencePermanent Resident Status (section 5, Immigration Act Cap. 190) and Immigrant Status
- Status in-countryBarbados 12-Month Welcome Stamp
- CitizenshipBarbadian citizenship by registration