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Netherlands/Dutch Caribbean Visa
- Aruba
- Bonaire
- Saba
- St. Maarten
To apply for a visiting, tourism or business attendance visa, you will need to have the following documents:
- A valid passport
- A recent passport size photo
- A copy of your passport data page
- Travel insurance that covers the entire duration of your stay
- A signed job letter (if applicable)
- A business certificate and 1-year tax return (if self-employed)
- A student letter (if applicable)
- The applicant's bank statements for the three most recent months.
- A travel itinerary
- Proof of hotel reservation
If your travel is sponsored, please ensure that you have the following documents with you:
- Invitation letter
- Copy of host passport/valid resident permit
- Current (3 most recent) bank statements and a certified copy of the passport of your host (if applicable)
- 3 recent payslips
- Job Letter
- Legalized guarantor's declaration
Additional Documents may include Birth paper for Minors and Company Invitation for Business.
Visa Fee:12 and above Euros €80.00 (Minor €40.00) Under 6 years is free.
Additional Fee: Euros €28.00 Cash at the Visa Application Centre
Guarantor’s declaration
Financial Guarantor's Declaration for Visitors in the Kingdom
If you are unable to show proof of sufficient funds, you will need to find a family member or friend from the region(s) of the Kingdom you're visiting to act as a guarantor. This individual will need to apply for a financial guarantor's declaration, which must be legalized by the local authorities. It is important to note that the guarantor must do this in person.
For those in the Kingdom's Caribbean regions, a guarantor's declaration can be arranged through the following organizations:
- Aruba: Department of Legislation and Legal Affairs (Directie Wetgeving en Juridische Zaken)
- Curaçao: Toelatingsorganisatie Curaçao
- St. Maarten: Civil Registry Department (Dienst Burgerzaken)
- Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba: IND Caribbean Netherlands
Medical Insurance
To enter the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom, visitors are required to have medical insurance that covers hospital care, emergency treatment, and repatriation for at least USD 15,000, and for the entire duration of their stay. The insurance must be proven with an official document, and if it does not meet the requirements, visitors must purchase a policy that does.
PROCESSING TIME
You can submit your visa application up to three months before your intended travel date. After submitting your application, you can expect a response within 15 days notifying you of your approval status in most cases.