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Antigua and Barbuda to Bermuda

Visa-freeNo visa required before travel

This page separates the current comparison status from the official evidence collected for it. Rules shown here concern ordinary short visits unless a source states otherwise.

Allowed stay under the reviewed ruleSix months or 180 days, whichever is greater, within any 12-month periodSection 28 counts consecutive or cumulative stay from first landing; the Minister may shorten or terminate it by written notice.Immigration's operational advisory describes a cumulative 180-day allowance. No conversion of months to days or fresh allowance after each arrival is implied.Subject to the official conditions below; not a guarantee of admission or an extension.
Official evidence collectedAccess data checked October 8, 2026Sources reviewed September 28, 2026
Evidence review

How this access rule is documented

  1. Visa-free

    Bermuda: ordinary visitor exemptions under the September 2026 Order

    The Act permits bona fide visits subject to its conditions. These ordinary-passport nationalities fall outside the 2026 Order's controlled Schedule; Indonesia and Taiwan are expressly removed in the ministerial announcement.

    • Ordinary bona fide visitors only; work, residence, special documents, school-party and individual-permission routes are outside this baseline.
    • Visitors must remain bona fide, avoid statutory exclusion grounds, and hold a departure ticket to a country they may enter. Admission remains subject to border assessment.
    • Section 28 permits six months or 180 days, whichever is greater, within 12 months, but Immigration describes its operational allowance as cumulative 180 days. Confirm the individual permitted stay with Immigration; months are not converted to days here.
    • The Schedule's Northern Cyprus entry is not the Republic of Cyprus passport represented by CY. Indonesian and Taiwanese ordinary passports are no longer controlled by this Order.
    Official sourcesBermuda Laws Online / Minister of Economy and Labour: Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Prohibition of Entry) Order 2026, BR 99/2026Bermuda Laws Online: Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956: sections 25-28Government of Bermuda Ministry of Economy and Labour: Immigration Updates: new visa-controlled-national Order announcedGovernment of Bermuda Department of Immigration: Public Advisory Re: Visitor Allowed Length of Stay in Bermuda
  2. Through Visa-free

    Bermuda: unlisted nationals visa-free for bona fide short visits (historical)

    Section 28 of the Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act removes the need for specific permission for a bona fide visitor who fulfils its conditions. Order No. 2 of 2025 supplies the exhaustive nationality exception by prohibiting only the named Schedule nationals. The resulting unlisted ordinary-passport baseline is visa-free, not an ETA, eVisa or visa-on-arrival route.

    • This is limited to a bona fide ordinary-passport short visitor whose nationality is not in the current Order No. 2 Schedule; it does not cover special passports, residence, work, study, crew, transit, or individual permission routes.
    • Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR passport rows follow the Order's express asterisk incorporation: the current UK Immigration Rules exempt PRC nationals holding those specific passports from the visa-national rule.
    • At landing and throughout the visit, the visitor must not be an exceptionable person and must hold a passenger ticket for departure to a country where the visitor has a right of entry.
    • The unrestricted period is six months or 180 days, whichever is greater, within a 12-month period, but the Minister may shorten or end it by written notice.
    • This statutory exemption from specific permission does not guarantee admission; other Immigration Act requirements and final border assessment remain applicable.
    Official sourcesBermuda Laws Online: Bermuda Immigration and Protection Act 1956 (current consolidated law)Bermuda Laws Online / Minister of Economy and Labour: Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Prohibition of Entry) (No. 2) Order 2025, BR 59/2025UK Home Office: Immigration Rules Appendix Visitor: current visa-national exceptions
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