CAYMAN ISLANDS

Depending on your circumstances, Jamaican nationals may not require a visa to visit the Cayman Islands.

Those who possess a valid visa from the United States of America, Canada, or the United Kingdom can travel directly from those destination and enter Cayman Islands without obtaining a Cayman visa.

Additionally, travelers who are 14 years of age or younger, or 71 years of age or older, can visit the Cayman Islands without requiring a visa.

Visa processing usually takes up to 7 to 10 working days.

Documents and Cost

To apply for a visiting visa to the Cayman Islands, you will need to provide the following:

A valid passport
Two recent passport-sized color photographs taken on a plain white background and affixed, not stapled, to your application form.
A job letter.
Bank Statement.
A birth certificate is mandatory for visitors under the age of 18.
Students must present proof of school attendance.
A police record is required for applicants over 18. The police record is not required for applicants below 18 years of age.

Non-refundable processing fee of KYD $92.00 for all visas

3rd - Appointment Assurance by email or call

In order to ensure that our appointments are handled professionally, we kindly request our customers to confirm or cancel their appointments in advance.

*Important Note* During this process we call or email our client for any missing information or documents depending on the visa type and applicant.

4th and Final- Appointment Date

The 1st, 2nd, and 3rd processes are now complete, providing us with ample time to finalize, review, submit your application and set your visa appointment. Any concerns or questions can be addressed with sufficient time. The process thus far should be seamless, and client confidence is a top priority.

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Eligible Factors

Applicants can fill out the appropriate form and provide the necessary documents, but what are some of the eligible factors that will help an applicant to obtain a Cayman Islands visa?

Valid Passport
Proof of sufficient funds
Letter of invitation/proof of accommodation
Strong ties to home country
Additional documents based on the visa type and purpose of travel.

Sponsor

If you are sponsoring a tourist visitor's request for permission to enter the Islands or an extension of that permission, you may be asked to provide a written undertaking that you will be responsible for their accommodation and maintenance during their stay.

Additionally, the law requires that you inform the Director of Customs and Border Control if the tourist visitor fails to depart from the Islands before the permission granted expires.

This notification must be made within twenty-four hours of the permission's expiration.

Working as a Tourist in the Islands

It's not forbidden to look for employment while visiting the Islands as a tourist. However, the Department of WORC may deny work permit applications for individuals who are on the Islands as tourist visitors.

It's therefore critical to consult with the Department before submitting any work permit applications while on the Island as a visitor.

Visitors should also be aware that no applications for Temporary Work Permits will be considered or approved for persons who entered as visitors unless they have departed and stayed off the Islands.

However, if there are special circumstances, the Director of WORC may grant a Temporary Work Permit to a visitor.

Length of Stay in the Islands for Visitors

Visitors are allowed to enter the Islands and remain for a maximum period of six months. However, visitors must consider the approved length upon arrival. If needed, an extension can be requested from the Director of Customs and Border Control for up to an additional six months.

AOS Visa Services

9th Floor, Panjam Building, 60 Knutsford Boulevard, Kingston 5, Jamaica

(876)896-3679 or (876)618-9815

Parent Company - AOS SERVICES INC 12121 Frankstown Rd, Pittsburgh, PA 15235

Disclaimer. Applicants further agrees and understands that Agency of Success Visa Application Centre assist with documents and applications, however, AOS has not, nor intend and does not render any immigration legal advice or offer any legal assistance