Trinidad and Tobago visa requirements for Ethiopians
Travel and visa requirements
Basic Travel Requirements for Ethiopians visiting Trinidad and Tobago
Travelers are required to fulfill the following requirements in order to apply for a Trinidadian Visa.
Trinidad And Tobago Visa for Ethiopians
Facts about Trinidad And Tobago
Types of Trinidad And Tobago Visa
Types of Visa | Processing Time | Duration of Stay |
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Tourist visa | 3 weeks | 90 days |
Business visa | 3 weeks | 90 days |
General Requirements for Trinidad And Tobago Visa
Trinidad And Tobago Tourist Visa Eligibility & Requirements
Trinidad And Tobago Business Visa Eligibility & Requirements
Trinidad And Tobago Visa Fees
Visa Type
Sub Types
Visa Fees
Tourist visa
53.00 (USD)
Business visa
53.00 (USD)
Trinidad And Tobago Visa Application Centres & Embassies in Ethiopia
Location
Address
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There is currently no Embassy of Trinidad and Tobago in Ethiopia. Applicants are advised to use consulates in neighboring countries for their applications.
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What emergency number(s) can I call in Trinidad and Tobago?
The emergency numbers to call in Trinidad and Tobago are 811 (for an ambulance), 990 (for the police) and 999 (in case of a fire). You will also find good medical care on the islands. In fact, all public health facilities offer free emergency treatment to visitors.
What currency is accepted in Trinidad and Tobago?
The official currency of Trinidad and Tobago is the Trinidad and Tobago (or 'TT') dollar. However, some foreign currencies, such as the US dollar, euro and British pound, are accepted. The US dollar is the most widely accepted of all. International credit and debit cards are also widely accepted.
What language is spoken in Trinidad and Tobago?
English is the official language of Trinidad and Tobago and British English is favoured in writing. You might, however, find locals who use Creole dialect.
Is it safe to visit Trinidad and Tobago?
Trinidad and Tobago is a relatively safe place for visitors. Caution is advised as there is a wide gap between the rich and the poor, thus, making petty theft common. You will find friendly residents in Trinidad and Tobago and they will likely warn you of unsafe areas and dangers you might face; you are advised to listen to them.