Schedule 2 named ordinary passports: visa may be issued on arrival
The current Revised Laws expressly place these named nationalities in Schedule 2, under which the visa may be obtained on arrival.
- The statute says the visa may be issued on arrival; entry is not guaranteed and immigration, document, health, security and admissibility requirements remain applicable.
- Brazil is excluded because the in-force bilateral ordinary-passport waiver is the easier route. Georgia is excluded because its published waiver material lacks an entry-into-force date.
- This policy does not establish eVisa, ETA, work, residence, study, transit, crew, diplomatic, official/service or special-document treatment.