Anguilla Visa For Thai Passport Holders

If you wish to travel to Anguilla, it is necessary to apply for an Anguilla e-Visa. As a Thai resident, it is mandatory to apply for this document. iVisa.com will help you in every step. At iVisa.com, we understand that you want to start your trip as soon as possible. So we've made it easy for you to get your visa online.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the COVID-19 restrictions to enter Anguilla?

As a tourist, you will be required to enter the country with a complete vaccination program. The government of Anguilles requires that you receive vaccines from Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, Janssen, Sinopharm, Sinovac, Covaxin, or Novavax.

All travelers should receive the required vaccines at least 21 days before departure.

You need to take a 72-hour negative or 48-hour antigen test prior to travel to ensure you are healthy enough to travel. Unvaccinated visitors will have to retake it when they arrive in the country.

Anguillian authorities will only require unvaccinated travelers to spend 5 days in quarantine if they remain in a hotel or lodging approved by the government.

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What is the Anguilla e-Visa, and how can I apply for it?

The Anguilla e-Visa is an electronic visa that allows you to enter Anguilla for business or travel. It's a Single entry visa valid for 90 days after arrival. After that, you can use it for up to 90 days per entry. Anguilla Visa For Thai Passport Holders - To apply for an Anguilla e-Visa, you must follow 3 steps.

• Step 1: Fill out our online questionnaires with all your personal information, and then choose from the processing times we offer.
• Step 2: Confirm that all the necessary information has been provided before submitting your payment.
• Step 3: Finally, you can scan all required documentation and download your visa.

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What documents do I need to apply for my Anguilla e-Visa?

• Scanned passport photo of the applicant.
• Passport, with a minimum validity of 6 months.
• Credit/debit card for payment. Anguilla Visa For Thai Passport Holders - All scanned documents must be legible.

What is the cost to obtain the Anguilla e-Visa?

At iVisa.com we offer 3 alternatives, for the single entry type, you to pick from:

• Standard Processing: 12 days - USD $198.99
• Rush Processing: 10 days - USD $218.99
• Super Rush Processing: 8 days - USD $257.99

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