Under what circumstances do I need a visa in Nicaragua?
Gabriel Sánchez - PRONicaragua
Everyone needs a visa to come in to Nicaragua. However, for certain countries, visitors can buy a Tourist Visa that is available at the airport or at the point of entry. It’s around $10 to $15 USD. You don’t need to apply for the visa. All you need to do is pay for the visa as soon as you enter the country. Aside from that, there are two other visa categories that are applicable for a certain list of countries and they have to submit their application for the visa prior to...Everyone needs a visa to come in to Nicaragua. However, for certain countries, visitors can buy a Tourist Visa that is available at the airport or at the point of entry. It’s around $10 to $15 USD. You don’t need to apply for the visa. All you need to do is pay for the visa as soon as you enter the country. Aside from that, there are two other visa categories that are applicable for a certain list of countries and they have to submit their application for the visa prior to their trip to Nicaragua. (The lobby of the Augusto César Sandino International Airport , Managua, Nicaragua, pictured.)
Posted April 1, 2015
Esmerelda Vargas - Schuvar Tours
Coming to Nicaragua, the only thing you need is to pay US $10 coming into the airport and it allows you to stay in the country for 3 months. That’s it. You don’t need any visa. If you want to stay longer, you have to go to the immigration department and do all the paperwork to apply for an extension, or you could apply for a residency. They will ask for your documents and they will allow you to stay in...
Coming to Nicaragua, the only thing you need is to pay US $10 coming into the airport and it allows you to stay in the country for 3 months. That’s it. You don’t need any visa. If you want to stay longer, you have to go to the immigration department and do all the paperwork to apply for an extension, or you could apply for a residency. They will ask for your documents and they will allow you to stay in Nicaragua until your papers are ready.
(Pictured: flag of Nicaragua.)
Posted May 31, 2015