Saint Vincent and the Grenadines visa requirements for Ivorians

For Citizens of

Travelling to

Saint Vincentian Visa is not required for Ivorians

Citizens of Ivory Coast looking to visit Saint Vincent and the Grenadines can do so without a visa for no longer than 30 days.
Visitors are expected to carry a valid passport to gain entry.
Passports must carry blank pages for stamps and must be valid for the length of visitor’s stay.
Visitors must have onward/return ticket or other documents necessary for their next destination.
Visitors must have enough money to cover all expenses during their visit.
Visitors must carry evidence of yellow fever vaccination.
Visitors will be issued a Visitor’s Permit on arrival. Visitors can contact the Immigration Department if they need an extension on this permit.
Visitors luggage are expected to be cleared at the final destination airport in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines is a generally safe place to visit with very few petty crimes visitors should be careful of.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines’ cuisine consists mostly of seafood, vegetables, peas, fruits, grains, etc.

The Eastern Caribbean Dollar is Saint Vincent and Grenadines’ official currency.

Saint Vincent and Grenadines has a tropical climate which makes it hot and humid throughout the year.

Taxis, cars, ferries, and buses are means of getting around in Saint Vincent and Grenadines.