Belize Tourist Visa: A Complete Guide

Understand the requirements and process for visiting the jewel of the Caribbean.

Who Needs a Visa to Enter Belize?

Belize welcomes visitors from many countries without a visa. Below is a summary, but we always recommend verifying with the nearest Belizean embassy or consulate before travel.

Visa-Free Countries

  • USA & its Territories
  • Canada
  • Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Member States
  • European Union (EU) Member States
  • Mexico
  • United Kingdom & its Territories
  • Costa Rica, Guatemala, Israel, Norway, and more...

Countries Requiring a Visa

  • China
  • India
  • Pakistan
  • Haiti
  • Dominican Republic
  • Most countries in Africa and Asia
  • Many countries in the Middle East and South America

Visa Application Requirements

To apply for a visa, you must provide the following documents:

  • Completed Visa Application Form.
  • Passport valid for at least six (6) months.
  • One (1) recent passport-sized photograph.
  • Proof of financial stability (e.g., recent bank statements).
  • Letter of invitation or proof of hotel reservations.
  • Copy of your flight itinerary or travel plans.
  • Corresponding visa fee.

Types of Tourist Visas

Single Entry Visa

Allows for one-time entry into Belize for a period typically not exceeding 30 days. Ideal for a standard vacation.

Multiple Entry Visa

Permits multiple entries into Belize over a set period (e.g., one year). Suitable for frequent visitors or those traveling in the region.

Visa Extensions

Visitors in Belize can apply for extensions at any immigration office within the country to prolong their stay beyond the initial 30 days.

Visa Fees

Fees can vary based on your nationality and the embassy where you apply. As a general guide:

  • Single Entry Visa: Approximately $100.00 BZD (or $50 USD)
  • Multiple Entry Visa: Approximately $200.00 BZD (or $100 USD)
Fees are subject to change and should be confirmed with the respective consulate or embassy.

Tourism Visa Order Form

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