Do U.S. citizens need a visa for Trinidad and Tobago in 2025?

U.S. passport holders can enter Trinidad and Tobago visa-free for up to 90 days in 2025. Below are entry rules, safety notes from the May 2025 U.S. State Department Level 3 advisory, and answers to common questions.

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Entry requirements at a glance

Tourists and short-term business visitors from the United States may stay 90 days without a visa. Your passport must be valid for the entire stay and have one blank page. Longer stays, employment, or study require a permit.

How long can U.S. citizens stay visa-free?

You may remain up to 90 consecutive days. Same-day departure and re-entry does not reset the clock; immigration officers may deny boarding if they suspect visa running.

Can I extend my stay beyond 90 days?

Yes. Apply in Port of Spain before day 90 with proof of funds, onward travel, a local address, and the 500 Trinidad and Tobago dollar fee—about 74 U.S. dollars. Processing takes five to ten business days.

What documents are checked on arrival?

• U.S. passport valid for the entire trip
• Immigration or customs form
• Proof of onward travel within 90 days
• Evidence of funds (credit card or cash)

Are yellow-fever shots required?

Only if you transited a yellow-fever-risk country within six days; otherwise no vaccination certificate is required.

What about COVID-19 rules in 2025?

All pandemic restrictions were lifted in April 2024. No tests or vaccine certificates are required.

Can I work remotely from Trinidad and Tobago?

Remote work for a foreign employer is tolerated during the 90-day stay. Local employment requires a work permit from the Ministry of Labour.

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Is Trinidad and Tobago safe for tourists in 2025?

The U.S. State Department assigns a Level 3 advisory due to violent crime in some urban areas. Exercise increased caution, especially at night.

Key Takeaways

• No visa required for stays up to 90 days.
• Passport must be valid for the entire visit.
• Extensions are possible in Port of Spain.
• Yellow-fever proof required only after travel from risk areas.
• Level 3 advisory—exercise heightened caution.