A business visa is a visa issued to people who want to visit Suriname for business purposes. Your business visa will be processed within 5-7 days. Usually available for 90 days. In addition, this visa can be valid for both one-time and multiple entries. With a single-entry visa, you are allowed to visit the country only once, while you are allowed to visit the country more than once to work with a multiple-entry visa. People eligible for a visa: for business purposes, such as attending meetings, screenings, meetings, or seminars.

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How do I get it?

Choose your favorite type of visa in Suriname based on your type of travel. This is where you are going to apply for a business visa.

Online payment - first you need to fill out a questionnaire. In the application form, you will be asked about your personal information, educational qualifications, the purpose of your visit, and so on. You will need to pay using your preferred payment method via Google Payment or online banking.

Show your documents - You will need to submit all the documents that will be requested from you to confirm your address and name.

Get a visa after confirmation - You can track the status of your visa in real time. You will know about each step through us, and once the visa is approved, you will receive it via your email identity.

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Documents:

• Letter of recommendation from a business partner in Suriname
• Extract/certificate of the Chamber of Commerce and industry (issued within 6 months)
• Bank statement for the last 6 months with a seal and signature
• Annual tax returns/Form 16: for the last three years. 
• An invitation letter from the relevant organization. If you are applying for a visa for volunteer activities, commercial activities, etc.
• Latest medical report or health certificate. (issued within 3 months). Contains the following data:
• HIV-AIDS 
• Infection 
• Venereal diseases
• Tuberculosis 
• Hepatitis B 
• In addition, other infectious diseases. 
• Yellow fever vaccine 
• Information from the police of your country. (Prove that you have "good behavior")
• Cash travel health insurance, at least 30,000 euros
• Air tickets: approval of return and outgoing air tickets. 
• Accommodation booking: check your convenience for the entire duration of your stay 
• Travel itinerary.
• Certificate of yellow fever vaccination 

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Regarding business documents, it is advisable to have:

1. Invitation letter: from the organization that indicates the reason for the trip, business details, etc. 
2. Letter from the trade office, an organization in Suriname 
3. Business cover letter: from your organization on the organization's letterhead