Entry requirements for Caribbean islands

[jase05]

I'd seriously consider another trip there for the cricket, but the standard of the Windies these days....

Waiting for dates to be released for next years series so I can start planning. Always been a bucket list trip and now with a mate in the test team it seems like the ideal time.
Will be checking out some of the sites recommended on here for ideas

 

[Mattg]

I was thinking about visiting Trinidad & Tobago earlier this year and also couldn't find a straight answer regarding the entry requirements. I ended up just skipping the country entirely. Would be interested to know the answer though, for next time.

 

[MG1]

So, @Happy Dude , @MG1 or anyone else, recently, what was your experience, please?

@RooFlyer, I visited many nations in the Caribbean earlier this year but T&T was not one of them; my apologies. Of the nations that I did go to there were no visa requirements. Some required forms to be filled out before travel, some you were given the forms on the plane, and others had no form required.
Do bear in mind that when travelling from there (T&T) to other nations (such as Australia and the USA), you may need a week in-between due to the potential of getting yellow fever (I read something similar to this earlier in the year and remember the USA being quite particular about not travelling direct from T&T to USA (I don't remember the exact wording though, so please don't quote me on that)). Look up the vaccination requirements before travelling.

 

[RooFlyer]

Do bear in mind that when travelling from there (T&T) to other nations (such as Australia and the USA), you may need a week in-between due to the potential of getting yellow fever (I read something similar to this earlier in the year and remember the USA being quite particular about not travelling direct from T&T to USA (I don't remember the exact wording though, so please don't quote me on that)). Look up the vaccination requirements before travelling.

Haven’t heard of that one! I’m on a cruise and as it happens I don’t get back to the USA until eight days after I leave T&T. I also have my Yellow Fever vax certificate including a bit of paper that says a yellow fever vaccination is now for lifetime, not 10 years. I just hope the Americans recognise that.

Or, I might just sit on board sipping G&Ts during the day in Scarborough, if they’re going to be such an all-round PITA.

 

[MG1]

Haven’t heard of that one! I’m on a cruise and as it happens I don’t get back to the USA until eight days after I leave T&T. I also have my Yellow Fever vax certificate including a bit of paper that says a yellow fever vaccination is now for lifetime, not 10 years. I just hope the Americans recognise that.

Or, I might just sit on board sipping G&Ts during the day in Scarborough, if they’re going to be such an all-round PITA.

Best of luck and enjoy the cruise.

 

[Happy Dude]

I travelled from POS to DFW on the same day, via several other ports, and then on to Australia within two or three days, without any Yellow Fever vaccination.

 

[MG1]

I travelled from POS to DFW on the same day, via several other ports, and then on to Australia within two or three days, without any Yellow Fever vaccination.

Good to know - thanks for the confirmation.