Visiting St Kitts and Nevis
eTA for all visitors, eVisa where required
Since 26 May 2025 every visitor needs an approved Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA) before departure, apart from citizens and residents of St Kitts and Nevis and OECS citizens. Citizens of many countries enter without a visa because of visa waiver agreements; those who need a visa apply online. All arrivals also complete the free online Immigration and Customs ED form.
Visiting St. Kitts & Nevis
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Life in St. Kitts & Nevis
Money
3
Currency
East Caribbean Dollar
XCD
East Caribbean Dollar
Cost of living
79
Price level · US = 100
World Bank price levels, 2023
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Who it’s for
Tourists, family visitors and short business visitors.
Eligibility
eTA
Every visitor must present an approved eTA before leaving their country of origin and on arrival. Citizens and residents of St Kitts and Nevis and OECS citizens do not apply for one.
Visa for some nationalities
Travellers from countries without a visa waiver need a visa, applied for online. The embassy FAQ cites Haitian ordinary passport holders as an example.
Cruise passengers
Show no visa if you are a cruise visitor ashore for less than 24 hours.
Official wording
Cruise visitors ashore for less than 24 hours do not need a visa.
A sneak peek at what's inside
- Next requirementNo work
- Document checklistPassport
- FeeseTA service charge
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- 4 steps
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