Anguilla Travel Guide

Anguilla keeps entry genuinely simple for a long list of nationalities, the US, Canada, the UK, the EU and EEA, Switzerland, Israel, Japan, Singapore, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, and major Latin American countries all enter visa free for 90 days, no visa to arrange, no fee at the desk. A passport valid for at least six months, an onward or return ticket, an accommodation address, and proof of sufficient funds round out the standard checklist, and every arriving passenger fills in the C-169 customs declaration by hand, a genuinely paper-based step in an otherwise straightforward process.

Clayton J. Lloyd International Airport is the main gateway, though the Blowing Point Ferry Terminal, handling the short crossing from Saint Martin, is the other place Customs and Immigration clears arrivals, worth knowing since Anguilla is a common add-on to a Saint Martin or Sint Maarten trip rather than always a direct flight destination. Travelers from outside the visa free list need an Anguilla tourist visa from a UK consulate, a process guides describe taking two to six weeks.