Turkey Visa for Caribbean & Pacific Passport Holders Living in Dubai
Do Caribbean and Pacific passport holders in Dubai need a visa for Turkey?
Yes, but it is direct — these nationalities qualify for the Turkey e-Visa by nationality, with no Schengen, US, UK or Ireland visa required and no UAE-residence condition. Most covered Caribbean states (Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines) receive a three-month multiple-entry e-Visa; Fiji, a Pacific nation, receives a one-month single-entry e-Visa. Antigua and Barbuda, the Dominican Republic, and St Vincent and the Grenadines also allow a visa on arrival. Apply at evisa.gov.tr and confirm current terms before booking.
Key Takeaway
- Yes, but it is direct — these nationalities qualify for the Turkey e-Visa by nationality, with no Schengen, US, UK or Ir...
- Channel: Plain e-Visa online — no supporting document needed
- Term (most Caribbean states): 3-month multiple entry
- Term (Fiji, Pacific): 1-month single entry
- Govt Fee: ~USD 50 (e-Visa)
- Source: mfa.gov.tr / evisa.gov.tr, checked Jul 2026
If you hold a Caribbean or Pacific passport and live in Dubai, Turkey is an easy visa — you qualify for the e-Visa directly, by nationality. Unlike Indian, Pakistani or Filipino passport holders, whose Turkey e-Visa is conditional on holding a Schengen, US, UK or Ireland visa, the states covered here need no supporting document and no UAE-residence condition. You apply online and receive your e-Visa.
There is one detail worth getting right, though: the covered states do not all get the same e-Visa. Most Caribbean states get a generous three-month, multiple-entry e-Visa, while Fiji — a Pacific nation, not a Caribbean one — gets a one-month, single-entry e-Visa. A few states also allow a visa on arrival. This guide sets out the exact term for each so you choose the right route for your trip.
It covers Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Fiji, Grenada, Jamaica, St Lucia, and St Vincent and the Grenadines — for holders of these passports living in Dubai and across the UAE.
You Qualify Directly — but the Term Differs by State
The rule in one line: your passport qualifies you for the Turkey e-Visa on its own — no third-country visa, no UAE-residence condition — but the length and entries of that e-Visa depend on which state issued your passport. The table below is the verified position for each.
Turkey e-Visa Terms by Caribbean / Pacific State
All plain e-Visas (no supporting document needed); the term is what varies
| Passport | e-Visa term | Visa on arrival? |
|---|---|---|
| Antigua and Barbuda | Three-month multiple entry | Yes |
| Bahamas | Three-month multiple entry | Use the e-Visa |
| Barbados | Three-month multiple entry | Use the e-Visa |
| Dominican Republic | Three-month multiple entry | Yes |
| Grenada | Three-month multiple entry | Use the e-Visa |
| Jamaica | Three-month multiple entry | Use the e-Visa |
| St Lucia | Three-month multiple entry | Use the e-Visa |
| St Vincent and the Grenadines | Three-month multiple entry | Yes |
| Fiji (Pacific) | One-month single entry | No — 90-day multiple visa from a Turkish mission |
Antigua and Barbuda
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Yes
Bahamas
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Use the e-Visa
Barbados
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Use the e-Visa
Dominican Republic
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Yes
Grenada
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Use the e-Visa
Jamaica
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Use the e-Visa
St Lucia
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Use the e-Visa
St Vincent and the Grenadines
- e-Visa term
- Three-month multiple entry
- Visa on arrival?
- Yes
Fiji (Pacific)
- e-Visa term
- One-month single entry
- Visa on arrival?
- No — 90-day multiple visa from a Turkish mission
This is the Dominican Republic (the country), not Dominica. Fiji is a Pacific nation. Terms verified against mfa.gov.tr in July 2026 — confirm current terms at evisa.gov.tr before travel.
What This Means for You
- You qualify for the e-Visa by nationality — no Schengen, US, UK or Ireland visa needed first
- Most covered Caribbean states get a three-month multiple-entry e-Visa — generous for repeat or multi-leg travel
- Fiji passport holders get a one-month single-entry e-Visa; for longer or multiple entries, a 90-day multiple-entry visa is available from a Turkish mission
- Antigua and Barbuda, the Dominican Republic, and St Vincent and the Grenadines also allow a visa on arrival — but applying online in advance is the smoother route
The Online Process
For every state covered here, the e-Visa is a short online form and a card payment.
- 1Go to the official portal at evisa.gov.tr — never a third-party site, which charges inflated fees and may not submit a genuine application
- 2Select your country and Ordinary Passport as your document type; the portal will display your e-Visa term (three-month multiple entry for most Caribbean states, one-month single entry for Fiji)
- 3Enter your passport and personal details exactly as they appear on your passport, and your planned arrival date
- 4Pay the fee (approximately USD 50) with a Visa, Mastercard or UnionPay card
- 5Download and print the approved e-Visa; most approvals arrive within minutes, occasionally up to 48 hours
Carry a printed copy of the e-Visa with your passport, plus your valid UAE residence visa (needed to leave and re-enter Dubai), a return or onward flight booking, and proof of accommodation.
Sources
- Republic of Türkiye — Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Visa Information for Foreigners)— Verified July 2026
- Republic of Türkiye e-Visa Portal— Verified July 2026
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Assuming you need a Schengen or US visa first. These states qualify for the Turkey e-Visa by nationality — that condition applies to other passports, not to you.
- Assuming everyone gets the same visa. Most Caribbean states get a three-month multiple-entry e-Visa, but Fiji gets a one-month single-entry e-Visa — check your state before you plan a multi-entry trip.
- Confusing the Dominican Republic with Dominica. This guide covers the Dominican Republic; Dominica is a separate country with its own terms.
- Relying on visa on arrival where it is not offered. Only some states allow it; applying online in advance is the reliable route for everyone.
- Using a copycat website instead of evisa.gov.tr, which charges several times the official fee.
How OraVisa Helps Caribbean & Pacific Nationals with Turkey Visas
The e-Visa is simple, but the right advice matters — especially matching your state’s e-Visa term to your trip, and choosing the mission visa where multiple entries are needed and the e-Visa is single-entry.
- Eligibility and term confirmation — we confirm the direct e-Visa applies and the exact term for your passport
- Guided application — we walk you through evisa.gov.tr and check every detail against your passport
- Right-product advice — for Fiji passport holders needing multiple entries, we arrange the 90-day multiple-entry mission visa
- Travel-readiness support — we help you prepare the light document set immigration may ask for on arrival
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Get Your Free ConsultationFrequently Asked Questions
Do Caribbean passport holders need a Schengen or US visa to use the Turkey e-Visa?
No. The states covered here — Antigua and Barbuda, the Bahamas, Barbados, the Dominican Republic, Grenada, Jamaica, St Lucia, St Vincent and the Grenadines, and Fiji — qualify for the Turkey e-Visa directly, by nationality. No Schengen, US, UK or Ireland visa is required, and UAE residence is not part of the eligibility.
Is the Turkey e-Visa the same for all these passports?
No. Most covered Caribbean states receive a three-month multiple-entry e-Visa, while Fiji — a Pacific nation — receives a one-month single-entry e-Visa. Check the table above for your state before planning a trip with multiple entries.
Which of these nationalities can get a visa on arrival in Turkey?
Antigua and Barbuda, the Dominican Republic, and St Vincent and the Grenadines allow a three-month multiple-entry visa on arrival in addition to the e-Visa. For all states, applying online in advance at evisa.gov.tr is the smoother, more reliable route.
Does this guide cover Dominica or the Dominican Republic?
This guide covers the Dominican Republic — the larger Caribbean country. Dominica is a separate nation with its own visa terms and is not covered here.
How much does the Turkey e-Visa cost for these nationalities?
The government e-Visa fee is approximately USD 50, paid directly on the official portal at evisa.gov.tr. The exact fee can vary slightly by country and document type, so check the figure shown for your application before paying.
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