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🇭🇹 Haiti for 🇮🇶 IQ citizens
Visa-free entry
No visa required – you can enter without any prior authorization.
Maximum stay90 days
EntryMultiple
Documents
Always required
Original passport valid for at least 6 months from the date of arrival in Haiti.
Embassy guidance for nationals not requiring a visa specifies only a passport valid at least six months from arrival must be presented to Haitian immigration. Some airlines may additionally check that you hold a return or onward ticket and sufficient funds. Embassy guidance for visitor/tourist visas requires a valid passport, typically with at least six months’ validity from arrival.
Return or onward travel booking from Haiti within the permitted 90‑day stay.
Haitian entry guidance and common airline practice require proof of return or onward travel; immigration officers may ask to see a printed or electronic ticket.
Means to pay the mandatory US$10 tourist fee on arrival (cash or as accepted locally).
Official embassy guidance states that all foreign passport holders must pay a US$10 tourist fee on arrival, with limited exemptions for some diplomatic/official travelers and some travelers of Haitian origin. Embassy guidance states that all foreign passport holders, including those with visas, must pay a US$10 tourist fee on arrival, with limited exemptions.
Recommended
Proof of accommodation in Haiti (hotel booking or invitation/host details).
While not explicitly listed for visa‑free nationals, similar documents are required for visa applicants and may be requested by immigration officers on arrival. Acceptable proofs include hotel reservations, Airbnb/guesthouse confirmations, or a letter/email from a private host with address and contact details.
Evidence of sufficient funds to cover stay in Haiti (e.g., recent bank statements, cash, or credit card limit).
Consular guidance for tourist visas requires proof of funds; immigration officers may similarly request evidence on arrival for visa‑free travelers. There is no officially published minimum amount; travelers should carry reasonable evidence that they can cover accommodation, local transport, and daily expenses.
Yellow fever vaccination certificate if arriving from a country with risk of yellow fever transmission or after transit there.
Haiti generally requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travelers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission; not required when arriving directly from most non‑risk countries such as the United States. Travelers should check current WHO and Haitian health authority guidance before departure. Haiti generally requires proof of yellow fever vaccination for travelers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission; not required when arriving directly from most non‑risk countries. Applicants should check current health requirements when applying and again before travel.
Travel tips
Quick local advice for smoother arrivals and day-to-day travel.
1
In Haiti, prices are still often quoted in 'Haitian dollars'—which are not USD (1 Haitian dollar = 5 gourdes). Always clarify whether 'dollars' means Haitian dollars or U.S. dollars before you pay.
2
Carry small USD bills (and/or gourdes) for everyday purchases; USD is accepted in many places, but paying in gourdes can get you a better deal depending on the exchange rate used.
3
Power outlets are type A/B at about 110V/60Hz, so U.S. plugs usually work without a voltage converter.
Last verified: 2025-12-03