Bermuda Arrival Card
The Bermuda Arrival Card is mandatory for all air and private yacht travelers. This digital form must be completed online at least 24 hours before travel. It collects personal, contact, and travel details, including next destination and accommodation in Bermuda.
Once submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email and QR code, which must be shown to immigration officers upon arrival. Cruise passengers may receive and complete a physical Arrival Card onboard instead.
You’ll need:
🛂 Valid passport: Valid for at least 6 months
🤳 A passport style photo: We’ll guide you through the process of taking a suitable photo
📧 Travel itinerary and arrival/departure dates: To show when you’ll be visiting the country
💵 Proof of full Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) payment: We’ll help you through the process of paying this as it’s separate to the visa (about US$ 100/day per adult)
UK Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA)
The UK ETA is designed for travelers visiting the United Kingdom for short stays. With this travel authorization, you can enter the UK for several purposes, including tourism and business.
The ETA is valid for two years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first. You can enter and leave the UK multiple times during this period, as long as each visit stays within the six-month limit.
Required Documents
- 🛂 A valid biometric passport from an eligible country
- 📸 A digital passport-style photo that meets UK standards
- 📝 Basic personal and travel information
- 💳 Payment for the ETA fee and iVisa service fee
- ✅ A clean immigration and criminal record: Disclosed through application questions
Additional Benefits
You can also enter British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies without needing a separate visa, such as:
- Bermuda
- Cayman Islands
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- British Virgin Islands
- Montserrat
- Anguilla
- St. Helena
- Ascension Island
- Tristan da Cunha
- Falkland Islands
UK Standard Visitor Visa
- 💳 Proof of financial means: Such as bank statements or sponsor documentation
- ✈️ Travel plans: Including accommodation details and return flight bookings
- 📄 Supporting documents: That demonstrate the purpose of your visit
- 🏢 Employment or education records: Showing ties to your home country
- ✋ Biometrics appointment: Scheduled as part of the application process
Additional Benefits
You can also enter British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies without needing a separate visa, such as:
- Bermuda
- Cayman Islands
- Turks and Caicos Islands
- British Virgin Islands
- Montserrat
- Anguilla
- St. Helena
- Ascension Island
- Tristan da Cunha
- Falkland Islands
United States Multiple-Entry Visa*
If you hold a valid U.S. multiple-entry visa, you can use it to enter Bermuda if it is valid for at least 45 days after your Bermuda stay. This includes the B1/B2 visa, F1 student visa (with reentry rights), and other long-term categories.
Your U.S. visa must be printed in your passport and not expired. US ESTA holders are not eligible; they must check the Bermuda entry requirements for their origin nationality.
*We currently don’t offer these U.S. visas.
Canada Multiple-Entry Visa*
Bermuda accepts valid multiple-entry Canadian visas (e.g., visitor visa or super visa), provided they are valid for at least 45 days beyond your Bermuda departure. You must carry the visa in your passport and be legally permitted to enter Canada.
Electronic Travel Authorizations (eTAs) alone are not sufficient unless you're also visa-exempt for Bermuda.
*We currently don’t offer these Canadian visas.
Get your Bermuda visa 
