🇭🇹 Haiti for 🇵🇦 PA citizens

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.

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.

Embassy of Haiti tourist visa instructions specify a duly completed and signed application form as the first required document.

Both the Embassy of Haiti in Washington, D.C. and the Embassy to the EU list two passport‑size color photos as a core requirement for visitor/tourist visas. Exact dimensions are not specified by Haiti; 35x45 mm biometric photos are widely accepted as a safe standard.

Official visitor/tourist visa requirements require a letter explaining the reason and length of stay and providing references in Haiti (such as contacts or hosts).

Embassy lists the name, address, and telephone number of the hotel(s) or private host(s) where the applicant will stay as a required item. For private stays, a simple invitation/host letter with address and phone number is typically acceptable.

Embassy tourist visa guidance requires a photocopy of round‑trip booking confirmation or ticket. Fully paid tickets are not always mandatory at application stage, but confirmed reservations are expected; applicants should follow the specific consulate’s practice.

Embassy tourist visa requirements include a letter from the applicant’s current employer. Self‑employed applicants may provide business registration and a self‑employment letter instead; unemployed applicants may provide alternative proof of status and funds.

Several Haitian embassies list a bank certificate and/or recent bank statements (often last three months) as part of visa applications, and consular guidance for Haiti emphasizes proof of sufficient funds. There is no single official minimum balance; applicants should show consistent income or savings adequate for the planned stay.

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.

Some Haitian consular posts (e.g., in Colombia) request a copy of the applicant’s national identity card as part of the visa file; where not explicitly requested, this may still help establish identity and residence.