Guinea Passport Rules for UK Travellers
Quick answer: GOV.UK says your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after the date you arrive in Guinea. You must have a visa, and you can apply online for an e-visa. Make sure you apply for the correct visa type.
Guinea travel requirements at a glance
6 months from the date you arrive
Required, e-visa available
Certificate needed for e-visa
Limits on cash when you leave
Official source: GOV.UK Guinea entry requirements.
Passport rules: quick summary
- 6 months validity from arrival
- Visa required, apply online
- Take your e-visa receipt to the border
- Yellow fever certificate needed
Passport validity for Guinea
GOV.UK says your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after the date you arrive in Guinea.
You will be denied entry if your passport has been reported lost or stolen. Check with your travel provider that your documents meet their requirements.
Visas
You must have a visa to visit Guinea for up to 90 days. British nationals have been refused entry with the wrong visa.
You can apply online for an e-visa for private and business travel. Apply several days ahead and upload scanned documents, including a yellow fever vaccination certificate.
Arriving and border checks
Take your e-visa registration receipt to the entry checkpoint. Border officials will issue your visa there.
There is no limit on cash you can bring in. There are limits on how much cash you can take out.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need 6 months on my passport for Guinea?
Yes. GOV.UK says your passport must have an expiry date at least 6 months after the date you arrive.
Do I need a visa for Guinea?
Yes. You must have a visa to visit Guinea. You can apply online for an e-visa.
Do I need a yellow fever certificate for Guinea?
Yes for the e-visa. GOV.UK says you must upload a yellow fever vaccination certificate when you apply. It is also required at entry if you're coming from a transmission risk country.