What procedures should I go through when traveling to Suriname?

Individuals traveling to Suriname and *** need to apply for a passport in advance.

The Suriname government has implemented an entry policy for Chinese tourists to apply for tourist cards on arrival. Chinese tourists no longer need to apply for a visa in advance when traveling to Suriname.

Chinese citizens traveling to Suriname can apply for travel at all ports including the Suriname Capital Airport and the land border ports between Suriname and Guyana and French Guiana with an ordinary passport valid for more than six months and a return ticket. Card, no need to apply for a visa in advance. The tourist card costs US$100 and is valid for one entry and is valid for 90 days without extension.

Chinese citizens who visit Suriname for purposes other than tourism still need to apply for relevant visas in advance according to the original regulations. Suriname currently only has an embassy in Beijing, China, and no consulates in other parts of China; all Suriname visa applications should be submitted to the Suriname Embassy in China.

Extended information:

The Suriname visa application form must be submitted on the embassy website.

If the application is approved, the applicant can make an appointment online to submit relevant materials to the embassy; if the application is rejected, the applicant will not be able to apply for a visa again within 6 months.

Application materials for holders of diplomatic passports, service passports and ordinary official passports must be submitted in person by an authorized person from the Consular Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Children under 17 years old can be represented by their parents or legal guardians. If the child has an independent passport, each child must log on to the embassy website and completely fill out the visa application form.

Reference material: Baidu Encyclopedia-Suriname *** and visa