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How to get a Guinea Bissau visa from Thailand
Visa types, fees, processing times and application requirements for Thai passport holders travelling to Guinea Bissau.
Visa information
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Frequently asked questions
Is Guinea Bissau the same thing as Guinea
Guinea Bissau is different from Guinea. Guinea Bissau was formerly called Portuguese Guinea. After independence and gaining its recognition in 1974, the name Bissau which is its capital was added to its name(Guinea) to prevent people from the bewilderment with Guinea.
How do I apply for Guinea Bissau tourist visa on arrival
There are two ways to apply for a Guinea Bissau visa: on arrival at Guinea Bissau International Airport or on the Electronic Visa Application website. If you are applying for a visa on arrival it is required to have a letter of authorization from the Migration Office of Guinea Bissau together with a valid travel document. Below are the steps to apply for tourist visa on arrival;
- You need to send details of your intention of arrival, duration of your visit with the scanned passport to your contact in Guinea Bissau.
- Your contact needs to take your documents to the Migration Office and fill in the request for the aforementioned letter of authorization.
- Your request is processed and approved/rejected by the Chief Officer of the Migration Office.
- When your request is approved your contact sends you a letter of authorization via email or fax. You need to print out the aforesaid letter of authorization and show it when applying for a visa.
How much does it cost to obtain Guinea Bissau tourist e-visa
The cost of Guinea Bissau tourist e-Visa is 67.6 USD. Aside from processing fees.
What do I need to present on arriving Guinea Bissau
You will need to present to the visa officer a receipt of the visa application, the approved e-Visa, and your passport.
Visa fees and rules change often. Confirm the latest Guinea Bissau visa
requirements with an official embassy or consulate before booking travel.