Antigua and Barbuda Travel Status

NORMAL

Travel to Antigua and Barbuda is operating normally. No major nationwide flight, airport or entry disruption has been identified. Travellers should still check the entry requirements that apply to their passport and monitor weather conditions during hurricane season.

Visa requirements

Visa requirements depend on nationality. Some travellers can visit without a visa, while others need a visa or may qualify for an eVisa or visa on arrival.

Passport requirements

Travellers should check the passport-validity rules that apply to their nationality before departure and ensure their travel document meets Antigua and Barbuda’s entry requirements.

Return or onward ticket

Visitors should have a paid return or onward ticket. Immigration officials may also require evidence that travellers have sufficient funds for their stay.

ArriveAntigua

Travellers can use the ArriveAntigua system before arrival to help speed up entry processing. Current UK guidance states that it is recommended rather than mandatory.

Yellow fever

Travellers arriving from a country where yellow fever transmission is a risk may need to provide a yellow fever vaccination certificate.

Current entry system

Normal immigration procedures remain in operation. Travellers should check whether their nationality requires a visa before departure and make sure they have the required return or onward travel arrangements.

Weather disruptions

Antigua and Barbuda is exposed to tropical storms and hurricanes. During hurricane season, severe weather can cause short-notice changes to flights, cruises and local transport.

Check your airline or cruise operator, airport or port information, Antigua and Barbuda immigration requirements, weather conditions and the travel advice issued by your own government before departure.

Travel Status is designed to highlight significant changes that could affect a trip. It is not a replacement for official immigration, airline, cruise or government advice.