You may apply for this eTourist Card if your purpose of travel to Suriname is tourism or visiting family/friends and if your nationality at present is Cuba, Dominican Republic or Venezula.
A clear colour copy of the passport biodata page showing personal details and photograph. The passport must be valid for a minimum of six (6) months from the intended date of departure from Suriname.
A recent passport-size colour photograph with a white background, taken within the last six (6) months, as per photograph specifications.
A travel plan indicating intended arrival and departure dates. A confirmed airline ticket is not required at the time of application, but may be specifically required by the MFA.
A confirmed hotel or apartment reservation. In case of accommodation at a family residence, the full address and telephone number must be provided.
An authenticated authorization of the parent(s) and a copy of the family book/birth certificate in case of:
A copy of the judicial decision in case if adoption/legal guardianship of a minor (up to 17 years).
Proof of valid travel or health insurance covering the full duration of stay in Suriname.
The processing time of the eVisa may take up to 72 hours. If your application has exceeded five (5) business days, please contact us.
"The photograph to be uploaded must be 3x4 cm in size:
Your visa application photograph must meet certain
criteria regarding size and content. Submitting photos
that do not meet these criteria can delay the visa
application process. If your photo does not meet the
requirements, you will have to provide new photographs
before your application can be processed.
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Photograph requirements:
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As soon as you arrive in the Republic of Suriname with the approved E-Visa, follow the steps mentioned below:
The processing time may take longer during the
closures.
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When you arrive, you will need to clear the Immigration and Customs procedures. Please completely fill out the online Immigration and Customs form (ICF form) and present it to the Immigration officer.