Entry to Haiti: Visa & Travel Requirements

Planning to extend your journey in Haiti beyond 90 days? It's essential to apply for a residence permit. This step is required for all visitors who wish to stay in Haiti for a longer period, or are considering making Haiti their permanent home. Start the application process at one of Haiti's 26 embassies or through any of its 19 consulates abroad.

Remember, you'll need to have a valid passport and all necessary documents as outlined by your nearest Haitian embassy.

Want to bring your furry friend along to Haiti? Absolutely, you can! Just ensure your pet isn't on the endangered species list or subject to international transport restrictions. In Haiti, pets can accompany you either as part of your checked luggage or shipped via cargo. Don't forget the essential paperwork – a travel certificate and a valid medical certificate are a must for your pet's journey. For specific guidelines and any additional requirements, it's a good idea to check with your local Haitian consulate or embassy before travel.

Before traveling to Haiti, ensure you are vaccinated against Covid-19, as this is a mandatory requirement. While other vaccinations are optional, remember that Haiti's tropical climate can increase the risk of mosquito-borne infections. To safeguard your health, consider getting vaccinated against tropical diseases like yellow fever and dengue. Make sure you're up to date with routine vaccines for diphtheria, tetanus, chickenpox, and polio.

If your adventure includes exploring rural areas or nature, vaccinations for rabies, Hepatitis, and cholera are recommended. Always check with your local healthcare provider for the latest health risk information and vaccination requirements.

Don't forget to read our article on how to stay healthy and safe while enjoying the beauty of Haiti!