GoSt. Vincent and the Grenadines Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

China has no diplomatic relations with Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Chinese citizens traveling or visiting Saint Vincent and the Grenadines must first obtain an entry visa. The first way to apply is to fax a copy of one's passport information to an inviter within the Holy Land, and ask them to apply for a visa on behalf of the Holy Land immigration office. The second way is to apply directly to the Holy Land embassy or consulate abroad, which has embassies and consulates in Washington, New York, Toronto, Canada, London, and other places. For specific visa related matters, please consult the above Saint Lucia embassies and consulates abroad. 2、 Entry and Exit Notice

Chinese citizens traveling or visiting Saint Lucia must not only obtain a visa in advance, but also hold round-trip or connecting airfare, and prepare their identification documents and other relevant materials. Those who do not speak English should have translation assistance when entering the country.

Customs epidemic prevention and control

1、 Customs regulations

No agricultural products are allowed to be carried. Smoking, alcohol, and other daily necessities are also required to be carried strictly in limited quantities. Alcohol up to 1 liter, tobacco up to half a pound, cigars under 50, cigarettes under 200, etc. can be brought into the country duty-free, but strict declaration is required. Those who bring firearms or drugs into the country will be fined and imprisoned.

2、 Epidemic prevention requirements

Saints have strict inspection and quarantine measures for animals and plants. Visitors to Saints are not allowed to bring agricultural products, various meat products, eggs, animals and plants, etc. Saint has no epidemic prevention requirements for tourists from Chinese Mainland.

Residency and Naturalization

The Ba Sheng nationality policy adopts the principle of combining place of birth and bloodline. The immigration policy of Holy Land is strict, and it is very difficult for foreign immigrants to obtain Holy Land citizenship. It is also difficult for foreigners to work locally. Details can be found on the website of the Holy Government.

public security

The public security situation is good, the crime rate is relatively low, and there are no major violent incidents, but theft and robbery cases occur from time to time. It is recommended not to carry a large amount of cash with you during outings, and to take good care of your passport, important documents, money, and other valuable items. Do not bring valuable jewelry, electronic products, etc. to the beach. If an accident occurs, immediately report to the police.

natural disaster

Saint Vincent is located in the Windward Islands of the Caribbean Sea, consisting of the main island of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, and belongs to a tropical maritime climate. The mountain range runs through, with many volcanoes, an average annual temperature of 23-31 ℃, and an annual precipitation of 2500 millimeters. There are many hurricanes in the north, and the hurricane season is from June to November.

During hurricane season, attention should be paid to tracking weather forecast information, storing water and food appropriately, and taking preventive measures.

In addition, there are no lifeguards at Saint Beach, and drowning is one of the main causes of tourist deaths. Tourists should be extra careful when swimming in the sea.

FDA

The hygiene conditions of local and imported food are relatively good.

Urgent Help

Fire and robbery alarm: 911 or 999.

First aid: (784) 4557211.

air traffic

There are no direct flights from China to Saint. Argyle International Airport and ET JOSHUA International Airport have passenger (cargo) flights to other Caribbean countries and European and American countries.

land transport

The highway is 829 kilometers long. The vehicle is right-hand drive and left-hand drive.

water communication

There is a deep-water port in Kingston.

Urban transportation

Public transportation is generally poor, with most roads having poor conditions and narrow surfaces.

major city

The country is divided into 6 regions, including: Charlotte Parish, Grenadines Parish, Saint Andrew Parish, Saint David Parish, Saint George Parish, And Saint Patrick Parish.

Commodity prices

Agriculture is the foundation of the Holy Economy. Bananas are the main economic crops of Saint Paul. Except for agricultural products such as bananas, kudzu root, sweet potatoes, coconuts, mangoes, and rum, which are self-produced, other daily necessities rely on imports and are relatively expensive. Saint uses the Eastern Caribbean dollar, with a fixed exchange rate of 1 US dollar=2.7 Eastern Canadian dollars (January 2019).

Insurance Medical

Due to limited medical conditions, insufficient medical manpower and resources, and a limited number of hospitals and clinics, it is best for tourists visiting Saint to purchase medical insurance.

Customs taboos

Population104332 (2021)Among them, black people account for 66%, mixed race people account for 19%, Indian people account for 6%, European people account for 4%, Native Americans account for 2%, and others account for 3%. English is the universal language. Most residents believe in Christianity and Catholicism. The country's urban architecture and planning are European style, with a developed tourism industry and many buildings, garden style villas, and restaurants in both urban and rural areas. Due to the hot weather, residents usually wear short sleeved clothes and skirts, and formal occasions usually wear suits. The main foods for residents are corn, sweet potatoes, bread, fish and shrimp, poultry and eggs, beef, chicken, vegetables, bananas, etc. The most commonly used titles for residents in this country are Mr., Mrs., or Ms. In work or formal occasions, administrative and academic titles should be added before addressing. Residents usually perform a handshake ceremony. When invited to a party or banquet, it is usually necessary to bring gifts.

The main festival of Saint Mary is the New Year (January 1st); Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Day (January 22); Good Friday (April 13th); Easter (April 16th); Labor Day (May 1st); Pentecost (June 4th); Carnival (July 10th); Liberation Day (August 6th); Independence Day (October 27th); Christmas (December 25-26), etc.

Communications Power

The basic voltage of Saint is 220 volts, and 110 volt appliances can also be used normally in Saint through converters. The national area code is 1-784, and communication methods such as telephone, mobile phone, internet, and fax are widely used.

contact information

1 St. Vincent Information Bureau

Government Administration Complex, Bay Street, Kingstown。

Phone: (1-784) 457-1502。

Argyle International Airport Phone: (1-784) 456-5555

E T Joshua International Airport Phone: (1-784) 458-4685。

II Union Island Tourism Bureau

Phone: (784) 458-8350。

For details and contact information of various departments of the Holy Government, pleaseclick hereSearch.