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Montserrat Visa

eVisa Details
Visa type
Validity
Multiple entries
Service fee
Visa fees
Tourist
1 Year
Multiple entries: Yes
Service fee: 31 USD
Visa fees: 50 USD

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How to get a Visa for Montserrat

Complete online application

Prepare your passport and fill in our simple online form in less than 5 minutes

Receive your travel visa

We will send you your approved visa in a couple of days, without you having to go anywhere!

Start your journey

Show your passport and visa when you arrive in Montserrat.

Visa Requirements for Montserrat

To apply for the eVisa to travel to the island of Montserrat, you only need:

- A valid ordinary passport
- An email address to receive the visa
- A bank card to pay

If any of these elements are missing, your application will be saved so that you can complete it at a later stage.

There is no need to go to the embassy or consulate to obtain an e-Visa for the island of Montserrat, as all the paperwork is processed online. Visagov offers a simple form that you can fill out in just 5 minutes. The approved visa will then arrive in your email.

It is necessary to print the eVisa for Montserrat before you start your journey, as you will need to present it to the relevant authorities on arrival.

Do you need more information? See our complete guide: How to get a visa for Montserrat

Montserrat eVisa Application

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FAQ

The price of the visa for Montserrat has a total cost, including processing and fees, of 81 USD
You don’t need to present any vaccination certificate for your trip to Montserrat. However, we advise you to check with your country’s International Vaccination Centre to see if there are any recommended vaccines, but none are mandatory.
Yes, you must print your approved visa and present it along with your ordinary passport.
We recommend you to apply for your visa at least 30 days prior to your departure date.
The tourist e-visa for Montserrat is valid for 1 year starting from the date of its approval. It is also a multi-entry visa, so during that year of validity, you can enter and leave the country whenever you wish.
Yes, all travelers who are not exempt from visa requirements need a valid visa to enter the country. You can consult our eligibility checker to see if you need to apply for one.
You need both. You need to apply for a tourist visa, which you will need to present with your passport when entering the country.
The tourist visa (e-visa) is valid for 1 year from the date of its approval.
You must have an ordinary passport, which must have a validity period of more than 6 months starting from your date of entry into the country.
No, this visa is only valid for tourism purposes. If you want to work in Montserrat, you should go to the nearest embassy in your country to apply for a work visa.
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eVisa for Montserrat: More information

If you wish to visit the island of Montserrat, you must get an electronic visa (eVisa) online. This visa allows you to visit the island as many times as you wish during one year, either for tourism or business purposes. There are countries that have agreements with the government of Montserrat, so their citizens can travel to the island only with their passport. Please check if your nationality belongs to any of these countries.

Please note that the government reserves the right of admission to the country, even if the visa has been approved. If you have lied or omitted relevant information about your personal data, which may create a threat to the security or interests of the country, government authorities may deny entry.