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Travel documents & Entry Fee Suriname

Required documents

✓ Passport: Check if your passport is valid for at least 6 months upon your return home. Tip: take a copy of your passport with you or save a digital version in your email.

Access to Suriname: For a tourist stay (up to 90 days), most travelers do not need a visa, but a digital 'Entry Fee' is required.

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Entry Fee Suriname

Arranging your Entry Fee: I recommend requesting your Entry Fee at least two weeks before departure via the official website: Entry Fee Suriname

Costs: ±50 USD/EUR + 8 USD/EUR service fee via VFS

Apply at least 2 weeks before departure; not possible on arrival or at Schiphol Airport

Immigration Form (ICF)

Immigration Form (ICF): In addition to the Entry Fee, every traveler – including children and babies – must complete a digital immigration form via the official ICF website.

Timing: This form can be submitted online starting 3 days (72 hours) before both departure and arrival.

✓ Important: Airlines check this at check-in. Make sure you arrange this in advance to avoid being denied boarding or facing delays at customs.

 

 

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