Nicaragua: named Category B ordinary passports require consular visa
The current official CA-4 AIP schedule expressly marks these ordinary passports Category B: consular/no-consultation. The baseline is visa_required because the schedule requires a consular visa stamped before arrival, not an eVisa or ETA.
- The AIP states that Category B nationals must present a passport and carry a stamped consular visa before the migration officer admits them at the arrival port.
- The migration digest says a Category B visa may be issued at a migration post only under ratified instruments and migration policies. It does not identify a nationality-wide border-issued route for this cohort, so no visa_on_arrival route is inferred.
- No online application, duration, fee, entries, extension, onward-travel, funds, accommodation, health or admission outcome is inferred.
- Residence, work, study, transit, crew, diplomatic, official, service, refugee, stateless, territorial and third-country-document routes are excluded.