🇻🇨Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Typically bring

• Valid Indian passport with at least six months validity beyond your intended stay.
• Return or onward ticket.
• Proof of accommodation (hotel confirmation or host address).
• Proof of sufficient funds (bank statement, credit card, or cash).
• Travel insurance details (recommended but not always checked).
• Invitation or event details if visiting for a specific purpose.

Watch out for

• Do not assume you can extend your 90-day stay without checking immigration rules; overstaying can lead to fines or entry bans.
• Ensure your passport validity meets the six-month requirement, as this is commonly enforced.
• Carry proof of onward travel; some travellers are denied entry without a confirmed return ticket.
• Bring enough cash, as card acceptance can be limited in smaller towns and islands.
• Check whether your travel insurance covers the Caribbean region, including medical evacuation.

Good to know

• The local currency is the Eastern Caribbean Dollar (XCD); USD is also widely accepted.
• English is the official language, making communication straightforward for Indian travellers.
• Mobile connectivity is decent in tourist areas, but data coverage can be patchy on smaller Grenadine islands.
• The country is generally safe for tourists, but petty crime exists in some areas; keep valuables secure.
• The terrain is hilly and volcanic, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
• Internet access is available in hotels and cafes, especially in and around Kingstown.