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What is the easiest way for Indians to get a Guyana visa?
Indian nationals can apply for a Guyana visa through Aasan Raastey. At Aasan Raastey, we provide you with a Guyana visa on arrival letter. This allows you to obtain your visa on arrival in Guyana.
This requires you to complete the online application, pay the application fee, and receive a visa-on-arrival request letter.
Can Indians get a visa on arrival in Guyana?
Yes, Indian citizens can obtain an on-arrival visa in Guyana. However, to do so, you must get a visa-on-arrival approval letter, which can be obtained online through Aasan Raastey.
What documents do I need to submit for the Guyana visa?
When you complete the online application on Aasan Raastey, you require the following documents for your Guyana visa application:
A copy of your passport’s front page.
A copy of your passport’s back page.
A recently taken passport-sized photo.
Additional documents might be required, such as your birth certificate.
What should I do if my visa gets rejected?
When your visa is denied, you can reapply for it once you have addressed all the reasons for rejection. You will lose your visa funds since the government and online portals do not refund the visa fees, except for Aasan Raastey. At Aasan Raastey, if your visa application is rejected, you'll be refunded up to ?8000 or $100, excluding the service fee.
Do I need to print my Guyana visa on arrival approval letter?
Yes, once your visa-on-arrival letter gets approved, you must print it. You will not be allowed to board the flight without your visa approval letter.
How long can I stay in Guyana with a tourist visa?
The visa on arrival for Guyana will allow you to stay in the country for up to 30 days.
What documents are required upon arrival at the port of entry?
When arriving in Guyana, you need to submit the following documents to immigration at the entry port:
2x Guyana visa application forms.
A passport that is valid for at least six more months.
2x passport-sized photographs.
A detailed travel itinerary.
Accommodation proof, such as hotel reservations.
Proof of sufficient funds for your stay in Guyana. This can be your last 3 months' bank statements.
Invitation letter if invited from a host in Guyana.
Funds to pay the $25 Guyana visa fee.
Can my visa on arrival for Guyana be denied?
Yes, even with an approval letter, your application for the on-arrival visa in Guyana can still be rejected if the authorities find a reason not to approve your visa.
What are the reasons for the denial of a Guyana visa?
Various factors can cause your visa to get rejected. Some of the common reasons are:
Insufficient funds for your trip.
Not having a passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of your application.
Not providing all the required documents.
Having a criminal record with a serious offence.
How long in advance should I apply for my on-arrival approval letter?
It is advised to apply for your visa on arrival approval at least 2 weeks before your travel date.
Can I check the status of my Guana visa application?
Yes, you can check the status of your visa on arrival approval on the Aasan Raastey app. Or on the government portal if you have applied through the government website.
Can Indians get an e-visa for Guyana?
No, Guyana does not have an electronic visa. Instead, you can apply for a visa-on-arrival approval letter online through Aasan Raastey or the government website.
Can I extend my Guyana tourist visa?
Yes, the tourist visa for Guyana can be extended. To do so, you need to complete the extension form online.
Is travel insurance required when applying for a Guyana visa?
No, travel insurance is not mandatory for the Guyana visa application. However, it is recommended to have travel insurance when visiting a foreign country.
What is the fee for the Guyana visa?
The Guyana visa-on-arrival fee is $25.
This price can change anytime, so checking the government website before applying for a Guyana visa is advised.
