All visitors to the country should also take out an insurance policy for the entire duration of their stay.

A travel insurance policy must meet the following requirements:

• minimum coverage of $50,000

• cover the costs of medical care, COVID-19 treatment, and repatriation.

Visa requirements

If you do not need a visa to visit Honduras, your stay should not exceed 90 days.

According to the CA-4 Agreement (an agreement on free mobility in Central America concluded between El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua), if a person has a visa to one of the four countries of the agreement, he or she can travel to the other three countries without the need for any other visa or permit. The duration of your stay under the agreement should not exceed 90 days.

All other citizens need to obtain a visa to stay in Honduras.

Find out the list of countries that require a visa to Honduras.

Find out the list of countries that do not require a visa to Honduras.

Tourist and business visas

If you are traveling to Honduras for leisure, business or family purposes, you will need to apply for a Honduran tourist/business visa. The duration of your stay in Honduras should not exceed 90 days.

What documents do I need to provide to obtain a tourist/business visa?

• Fully completed visa application form

• Two photos the size of a passport photo

• Your valid passport with at least six months left to expire

• Your flight route from your current country of residence to Honduras and vice versa

• Letter of invitation from the host country/travel agency in Honduras

• Confirmation of visas from other countries that you currently hold

• If you are a foreign resident of the country in which you are applying for a visa to Honduras, you must indicate your current residency status, i.e. student, tourist, etc.

• A copy of the confirmation of payment of the fee

Please note that if you are applying for a multiple-entry visa for business purposes, in addition to the documents listed above, you will also need to provide a letter from your employer in your country of residence. The letter must indicate the period for which you plan to stay in Honduras, as well as whether you will cover the costs of the trip yourself or someone else will sponsor you.

Entry requirements for minors

Under Honduran law, everyone under the age of 21 is considered a child. As such, persons under the age of 21 traveling to or through Honduras are subject to certain rules:

• Children traveling alone need a letter of approval certified in advance and signed by both parents or legal guardians

• Children traveling with only one parent need a letter of approval certified in advance and signed by the other parent or legal guardian.

Both letters must be certified in Honduras or at the Honduran embassy or consulate in the traveler's country of residence.

What is the visa application process for Honduras?

If you are applying for a visa to Honduras, the first thing you need to do is to email or call the Honduran embassy, consulate, or other representative diplomatic mission that is closest to your home. They will then send you a complete list of documents required for your specific purpose of traveling to Honduras, as sometimes there are supplements or less required documents for some countries. Once you receive the list of required documents, collect them all and send them to the consulate by express mail or even by hand;

The prices for a visa to Honduras are as follows:

• Single entry visa - $30.00

• Multiple entry visa - $60.00.