Trinidad and Tobago: do South Africans need a visa?

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At least 6 months after departure (GSA).31

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No application needed. Visa matters are handled by the Immigration Division, Ministry of Homeland Security (e-Visa portal at nationalsecurity.gov.tt/divisions/immigrationdivision/evisa-online/; Immigration.Visas@gov.tt).41

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Not needed for short visits. High Commission of Trinidad and Tobago, Waterkloof, Pretoria: 012 460 9688, hcpretoriaconsular@foreign.gov.tt.1

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Onward or return ticket required.31

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Proof of funds for the stay (UK advice).3

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Destination rule: a yellow fever certificate is needed if you arrive from a country with yellow fever transmission risk; South Africa is not a risk country. Return to South Africa: this country has yellow fever risk areas on the WHO list, so South Africa requires travellers arriving from it, South Africans included, to show a valid yellow fever certificate. Get vaccinated at least 10 days before travel. The WHO risk listing was not re-fetched this session; confirm against the current NICD/WHO list.3

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Get your passport stamped on entry; extensions are hard without it.3

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