Apply for your Antigua & Barbuda Entry Form online

Yes. The Antigua & Barbuda Entry Form (ArriveAntigua) is mandatory for every traveler, regardless of visa status or nationality. It's a digital health and immigration declaration that must be completed before you land, even if you hold an eVisa or are from a visa-exempt country.

You can't submit the form more than 72 hours (3 days) before your arrival. The system's designed to capture up-to-date travel and health information, so applications sent earlier than this window won't be processed.

If you're arriving and departing on the same cruise ship within 24 hours, you're usually exempt from the digital entry form and visa requirements. If your cruise begins or ends in Antigua, or you're staying overnight at a hotel, you must complete the form.

Yes. Every individual, including infants and children, must have their own submitted form. Parents can complete the application for their minors, but each traveler must have their own unique QR code for entry.

After submission, you'll receive a QR code via email. You must present this code (either on your phone or a printed copy) to the airline during check-in and to the immigration officer at V.C. Bird International Airport.

If you're a passenger in-transit staying within the airport's controlled space for less than 24 hours, you generally don't need a visa or the entry form. However, if you clear immigration to stay overnight or leave the airport, the form is mandatory.

The most common issues are mismatched flight numbers and low-quality document uploads. Ensure your passport scan is clear and in color; the government specifically requires full-color scans rather than black-and-white copies or blurry photos.