How to get a Barbados visa from Angola

• Business visa is issued to foreigners who are visiting Barbados for strictly business activities.
• It takes 3 weeks for processing of visa.
• A passport with at least 6 months validity from the date of entry into Barbados.
• Passport should have at least two blank pages for the visa.
• A completed and signed Barbados visa application form.
• One recent colour passport-sized photograph attached to the application form is required.
• The maximum stay in Barbados with business visa is 90 days
• The invitation letter should be written on company letterhead and addressed to the Embassy of Barbados
• A copy of return/onward tickets showing the date of arrival and departure from Barbados.
• A letter of invitation from inviting organization in Barbados
• A letter of employment from the organization in Angola stating that the applicant is of good moral.
• Visa extension can be applied for at the nearest immigration office in Barbados.

• A tourist visa is granted to people who are visiting Barbados for tourist purposes.
• Holders of a tourist visa can get involved in recreation, relaxation, and visiting of friends and family.
• Original Barbados Application form should be completely filled and signed.
• Angolan passport must be valid for 6 months.
• Passport should have at least two empty visa pages.
• Amendments pages at the back of the passport will not be accepted for visa stamp.
• A copy of the applicant's airline ticket indicating the dates of entry and exit from the country. Applicants name must be on the airline ticket.
• Letter of invitation issued by tour organization or family or friend in Barbados.
• The letter must be approved by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• The letter must indicate the relationship between the host and the applicant, duration of stay and purpose of visit.
• It must also be stated in the letter if the host is financially responsible for the applicant.
• Applicant must not engage in any business activities in Barbados.

The English language is the Official language of Barbados. English is used in formal settings and written communications. The Barbados language is a combination of British English and various West African languages.

95% of the population of Barbados are Christians. About 67% of the total population is Protestant, with about 40% being Anglican, 8% Pentecostal, 7% Methodist, and 12% comprising of Moravian, Seventh-Day Adventist, Jehovah's Witnesses, Baptist, and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Roman Catholics make up approximately 4% of the populace, 17% claim no religious affiliation and about 12% profess other faiths, including Islam, Baha'i, Judaism, and Hinduism.

Applicants are required to apply for an extension at the Barbados Immigration Department. For successful visa extension, applicants are required to provide the following: $100.00 application fee, a valid ticket for the duration of stay, and valid passport.