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Visa Info
The Cayman Islands continually aims to ensure that visitors to our shores are able to proceed through customs and immigration in an efficient and hassle-free manner. Visitors that deplane in Grand Cayman are welcomed by the sweet sound of live music as they proceed into the arrivals lounge. Professional immigration and custom service agents process visitor documentation and get you on your way to enjoy your vacation. 


In order to ensure that you have a hassle free experience when passing through our borders, please have the following forms completed on your arrival:
-           Tourist Identification Card (will be provided by airline staff)
-           Proof of identification (please see criteria below)
-           Customs declaration card.

 
Entry Requirements for the Cayman Islands:  

American citizens as of January 23rd, 2007 entering the Cayman Islands will require a valid passport, for more information on this visit: http://travel.state.gov/travel/passport.
 
Canadian citizens Do Not Require passports, but must present proof of Citizenship. Proof of Citizenship include:

Passport or Birth certificate with a raised seal & Photo Id (i.e. Driver's License)

* Photocopies of Birth Certificates need to have the copy notarized by a Notary Public.

All those entering the Cayman Islands who require a passport should ensure that the passport is valid for six months after date of return.


Cruise passengers entering the Cayman Islands are not required to have a Visa.

A person who is not a prohibited immigrant* and satisfies an immigration officer that he is: (i) authorised by a work permit to work in the Cayman Islands
(ii) a person named in a work permit as a dependant of the licensee
(iii) a person who is exempted from the requirement to possess a work permit or a dependant of such a person
(iv) a person who has permission to reside permanently in the Cayman Islands
(v) the holder of a valid re-entry permit is not required to produce a visa on entering the Cayman Islands.

* Prohibited immigrants are defined in full in the Immigration Law 2003 but include the destitute, the mentally disordered, persons creating health hazards to the community, anyone reasonably believed to be a prostitute or living on prostitution, anyone previously deported, anyone convicted in any country of an offence for which a prison sentence of twelve months or more was imposed, and others declared to be undesirable immigrants for economic or moral reasons. 

For Specific Questions regarding entry into the Cayman Islands, contact the Cayman Islands Department of Immigration: 
p.    (345) 949-8052
e.  imweb@gov.ky 
w.  http://www.immigration.gov.ky

 

Languages

English 95%, Spanish 3.2%, other 1.8% (1999 census)

Travel Info
The Caymans Islands' splashier side is the real draw. Offering a host of experiences, from petting "tame" Atlantic Southern stingrays to exploring jaw-dropping drop-offs and dive sites, the Caymans are a watery wonderland. Reefs, shipwrecks and Little Cayman's Bloody Bay Wall, considered the Caribbean's most sensational wall dive, create unforgettable dips. Whether driving, zipping by on a scooter, strolling downtown George Town or kicking flippers in warm water, Cayman Islands vacations go at an easy pace
Read It Here TOP RATED ATTRACTIONS
1.   Dolphin Cove
2.   Spirit of the West
3.   Mastic Trail
4.   Stingray City
5.   Rum Point
6.   Cayman Karting
7.   Pedro St. James National Historic Site
8.   Cemetery Beach and Reef
9.   Cayman Islands National Museum
10.   Blow Holes
Read It Here TOP RATED RESTAURANTS
1.   Tim-Buc-Tuu Diner
2.   Sunshine Grill
3.   Paperman's CoffeeHouse
4.   Copper Falls Steakhouse
5.   Ristorante Pappagallo
6.   Tukka's
7.   Casanova by the Sea
8.   Blue By Eric Ripert
9.   Osetra Bay Restaurant and Lounge
10.   Ragazzi Restaurante & Pizzeria