Guyana visa requirements for Angolans

Travel and visa requirements

Basic Travel Requirements for Angolans visiting Guyana

Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Guyanese Visa.


  • Passport with a validity of more than 6 months from the intended period of exiting the country.
  • The passport should have at least two blank pages for the visa stamp.
  • Duly completed visa application form signed by the applicant.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs with a white background.
  • Original copy of bank statement from the past three months prior to the period of visa application.
  • Medical insurance should be valid for the duration of stay in Guyana. The medical insurance is necessary for emergency cases.
  • Proof of residence in Angola is required.
  • Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations in Guyana is required
  • Applicants are required to provide a copy of the return flight ticket.
  • Travel itinerary showing entry and exit date from Guyana.

Guyana Visa for Angolans

Facts about Guyana


Guyana is a country where unspoilt adventure can be gotten. More than 80% of the country is covered by the world’s rarest orchids ranging from dry evergreen and seasonal forests to montane and lowland evergreen rainforests. At the national parks in the country, tourists have the opportunity to view various species of wildlife. The country is also a good destination for birdwatching. It is also worth noting that Guyana is a prime destination for ecotourism. Visiting Guyana is definitely worth the bumpy ride and sweat.
 
Guyana is been noticed for the amazing activities that it offers to tourists and this is evident by the increase in the number of tourists visiting the country. Since the past decade, there has been a notable yearly increase in the number of visitors to the country. In 2017, 247,000 foreigners visited the country as opposed to the 235,000 who visited in 2016. The improvement in tourism has affected the economy of the country positively.

Types of Guyana Visa


Types of Visa Processing Time Duration of Stay
Business visa 7 business days 90 days
Tourist visa 7 business days 90 days

General Requirements for Guyana Visa


  • Passport with a validity of more than 6 months from the intended period of exiting the country.
  • The passport should have at least two blank pages for the visa stamp.
  • Duly completed visa application form signed by the applicant.
  • Two recent passport-sized photographs with a white background.
  • Original copy of bank statement from the past three months prior to the period of visa application.
  • Medical insurance should be valid for the duration of stay in Guyana. The medical insurance is necessary for emergency cases.
  • Proof of residence in Angola is required.
  • Proof of accommodation or hotel reservations in Guyana is required
  • Applicants are required to provide a copy of the return flight ticket.
  • Travel itinerary showing entry and exit date from Guyana.

Guyana Visa Fees


Visa Type

Sub Types

Visa Fees

Business visa

40.00 (USD)

Tourist visa

30.00 (USD)

Guyana Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Angola


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Guyana currently does not have an Embassy in Angola but applicants can apply at the Embassy of Guyana in Pretoria, South Africa.

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Frequently Asked Questions


How can I extend my Guyana tourist visa?
For visa extension, applicants must contact the Ministry of Home Affairs in Guyana before the current visa expires. A maximum of two extensions of stay is allowed for one month each.

What is the major language spoken in Guyana?
English is the official language of Guyana, It is the only South American country with English as the official language. Guyanese Creole (an English-based creole with African and East Indian syntax) is widely spoken in Guyana. A number of Amerindian languages are also spoken by a minority of the Guyana population.

What is Guyana known for?
Guyana is known as the only English-speaking country in South America. It is also known for its chief economic assets which have been its natural resources, mainly its pristine rainforests, sugarcane plantations, rice fields, and bauxite and gold reserves.