Business visit: Visa required (e-Visa; VOA with US/UK/Canada/Schengen visa)
Short business visits (meetings, conferences, negotiations – not paid work) follow the same route as a holiday, because the official source covers business visits (Holiday / short visit). Libyan passport holders need a visa for Antigua and Barbuda (e-Visa or consulate); holders of a valid US, UK, Canadian or Schengen visa or residence card can get a 30-day visa on arrival (US$100).
Conditions
- Visa on arrival (US$100, 30 days, single entry) only for tourists holding a valid US, Canadian, UK or Schengen visa or residence card.
- Otherwise apply via the eVisa system before travel.
- Government fee
- Fee not officially published
- Visa on arrival US$100; e-Visa fee not stated.
- Processing
- Not verified yet
- Validity
- Not verified yet
- Max stay
- Not verified yet
Steps, documents & where to apply
How to apply
Steps not verified yet — follow the official source below.
Where: Online eVisa or consulate
Official application page ↗Documents checklist
Document list not verified yet — check the official source.
✓ Antigua and Barbuda Immigration Department (immigration.gov.ag; site footer © 2015) exempt list, visa-on-arrival and general visa pages, read 2026-10-16
Official wording
“Immigration Dept: "The following countries do not require a Visa to enter Antigua and Barbuda." ... "Citizens of countries which do not appear on any of the above list, require a visa." General info: "citizens of countries that DO NOT REQUIRE A VISA ... are permitted to stay as long as their business takes, provided that: The stay is no longer than six months." VOA: "Visas may be granted on arrival : To persons who are holders of a valid: United States Visa or permanent Resident Card; or A Canadian Visa ... A United Kingdom Visa ... A Schengen Visa or Resident Card" ... "A single entry Tourist Visa-on-Arrival is granted for a stay up to 30 days." "A fee of US$100.00".”