St. Kitts and Nevis citizenship offers extensive global mobility, granting visa-free, visa-on-arrival (VOA), and eTA access to over 150 destinations.

Below is a detailed region-by-region breakdown, structured similarly to the referenced article. Each section highlights relevant countries and their respective entry policies and requirements.

European Schengen Countries

List of Visa-Free Schengen Countries: Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland

Schengen Visa Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis citizens can visit all Schengen nations visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. No prior visa is needed for tourism, short business visits, or family trips. However, starting in 2025, travelers must complete an ETIAS registration online before departure (not a visa, but an electronic travel authorization).

Schengen Entry Requirements: Travelers should hold a passport valid for at least 3 to 6 months beyond the intended stay, a return or onward ticket, sufficient financial means, and possibly travel insurance. Once admitted to one Schengen state, visitors can move freely throughout the entire zone until their 90-day limit is reached.

Non-Schengen European Countries

Below are the main European states outside Schengen that allow visa-free entry to St. Kitts and Nevis passport holders.

United Kingdom

Visa Policy: Visa-free access for up to 6 months for tourism, visiting friends/family, or short business meetings.

Entry Requirements: A valid passport for the entire stay, proof of sufficient funds, and a return or onward ticket. Work and study require different permits.

Ireland

Visa Policy: Allows up to 90 days visa-free. Ireland is not part of Schengen but maintains its own waiver list.

Entry Requirements: A valid passport, plus evidence of onward/return travel and adequate funds. Immigration may request lodging details.

Albania

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free within a 180-day period.

Entry Requirements: Passport with adequate validity, possible proof of hotel booking or onward travel. Simple entry stamp at the airport or land border.

Andorra

Visa Policy: No separate visa required. Entry is through France or Spain under Schengen rules; once in either country, travelers can proceed to Andorra freely.

Entry Requirements: No specific Andorran border control; standard Schengen documents (passport, funds, onward ticket) suffice.

Belarus

Visa Policy: Visa-free entry for up to 30 days if arriving/departing via Minsk National Airport.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid ~6 months, return ticket, medical insurance, and proof of funds. Registration is required after five business days.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free in a 6-month window.

Entry Requirements: Must show a valid passport, onward ticket, and possibly address of stay. Registration with local police within 48 hours may apply.

Bulgaria

Visa Policy: Allows visa-free stays up to 90 days for tourism or business, aligning with EU visa exemptions.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid about 3 months beyond stay, return flight, funds, and lodging details if requested.

Cyprus

Visa Policy: Grants 90 days visa-free. Cyprus is in the EU but outside Schengen.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid during stay, proof of return ticket, plus possible hotel reservations. Straightforward entry.

Kosovo

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free. Some political recognition issues exist, but entry for tourism is typically hassle-free.

Entry Requirements: A passport, possible onward ticket, and details of accommodation. Be mindful of Serbia–Kosovo border formalities.

Moldova

Visa Policy: Visa-free for 90 days in any 180-day period.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid ~3 months beyond planned departure, proof of onward travel, and funds. Registration might be needed if staying over 3 days.

Monaco

Visa Policy: No separate visa. Access is covered under France´s Schengen regulations.

Entry Requirements: Visitors must meet French/Schengen entry rules (passport, onward ticket, funds). Once in France, Monaco requires no additional formalities.

Montenegro

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free for tourism or business within a 6-month period.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 3+ months, onward travel, and address. Register with the police or a hotel within 24 hours.

North Macedonia

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free within 6 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport, potential proof of accommodation/return ticket. Registration with local authorities may be required.

Romania

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free, separate from Schengen though it follows a similar entry exemption list.

Entry Requirements: A passport valid beyond the visit, onward travel, funds, and possible insurance. Maximum stays over 90 days require a permit.

Russia

Visa Policy: Visa-free for up to 90 days in a 180-day period under a bilateral agreement.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, migration card on arrival, proof of funds, and a return ticket. Visitors must register stays over seven business days.

San Marino

Visa Policy: No distinct visa. Travelers enter via Italy under Schengen conditions, then proceed to San Marino without extra paperwork.

Entry Requirements: Comply with Italy´s (Schengen) entry. Carry a passport in case of spot checks, but no separate visa stamp.

Serbia

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free in any 6-month period.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket (if applicable), lodging proof. Must register with local police or via hotel within 24 hours.

Turkey

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free in any 180-day period.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid at least 6 months, onward ticket, address in Turkey (hotel or host). No e-visa needed for St. Kitts and Nevis nationals.

Ukraine

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free in any 180-day window.

Entry Requirements: Passport with 3-6 months validity beyond stay, onward ticket, and lodging details. Travel insurance is recommended.

Vatican City

Visa Policy: No separate visa; entry is governed by Italy´s Schengen procedures.

Entry Requirements: Once in Rome, you can walk into Vatican City. No special passport stamp or form is required.

Oceania

Oceania includes numerous island nations and territories in the Pacific. Most offer visa-free, VOA, or simple eTA processes for St. Kitts and Nevis travelers.

Visa-Free or VOA Destinations: Fiji, Kiribati, Micronesia, Vanuatu, Tuvalu, Samoa, Tonga, Solomon Islands, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Cook Islands, Niue, French Polynesia, New Caledonia, Wallis & Futuna, Pitcairn Islands, Marshall Islands.

Fiji

Visa Policy: Visa-free up to 4 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, proof of funds/accommodation if requested. Entry is stamped on arrival.

Kiribati

Visa Policy: Visa-free for 30 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid at least 6 months, a return ticket, and possibly lodging details. Extension is possible locally.

Micronesia

Visa Policy: Visa-free for 30 days, extendable up to 60.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid at least 4 months, onward travel, immigration form. Hotels usually handle visitor registration.

Vanuatu

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free, stamped on arrival.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, address of stay, and funds if asked. Can extend in Port Vila.

Tuvalu

Visa Policy: Entry permit on arrival for about 30 days, extendable.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, a return ticket, address in Tuvalu. Immigration stamps a one-month permit.

Samoa

Visa Policy: Entry permit on arrival for up to 60 days.

Entry Requirements: A passport with 6 months validity, onward ticket, local address. Easily extended to 90 days if needed.

Tonga

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival for 31 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, proof of onward travel, address in Tonga. Can apply for extensions in Nukuʻalofa.

Solomon Islands

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival for up to 3 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, hotel or host contact, and funds. Straightforward VOA at Honiara airport.

Palau

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival for 30 days, extendable.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, return ticket, funds, and local address. Immigration stamps a 30-day permit on arrival.

Papua New Guinea

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival or eVisa, valid for 30 days (extendable).

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, arrival form, onward flight, possible proof of funds. No fee for many nationalities.

Cook Islands & Niue (Associated with New Zealand)

Visa Policy: All nationalities are visa-free for around 30–31 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, and a confirmed accommodation booking. Extensions possible.

French Territories in Oceania (New Caledonia, French Polynesia, Wallis & Futuna)

Visa Policy: Visa-free for up to 90 days, following French overseas exemption lists.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 3+ months, return ticket, potential proof of funds. Treated similarly to short-stay visits in French territories.

Pitcairn Islands

Visa Policy: No traditional visa, but a landing permit (14 days) is required. Must arrange in advance with the Pitcairn Island Office.

Entry Requirements: Passport, proof of travel arrangements, medical insurance, and a small landing fee. Access is typically by ship from French Polynesia.

Marshall Islands

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival for 90 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, and address in the Marshall Islands. Often a simple airport form is required.

Asian countries

Throughout Asia, many nations offer visa waivers or on-arrival facilities for St. Kitts and Nevis citizens. Some require online authorizations (eTA/eVisa).

Key Visa-Free/VOA/eTA Destinations: Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, Israel, South Korea, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Taiwan, Nepal, Maldives, Sri Lanka, Jordan, Lebanon, Iran.

Hong Kong

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: A passport (generally 6 months validity), return ticket, lodging address. Immigration often issues a landing slip on arrival.

Singapore

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis travelers.

Entry Requirements: Passport, electronic arrival card (SGAC), onward ticket, possibly proof of accommodation. Very streamlined process.

Malaysia

Visa Policy: Visa-free for 30 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport with 6 months validity, return ticket, and basic travel info. Immigration grants a 30-day social visit pass.

Philippines

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: Must have a return or onward flight departing within 30 days. Passport 6 months validity recommended.

Israel

Visa Policy: Visa-free for up to 3 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport 6 months, an address of stay, and onward ticket. Israel issues an entry card instead of stamping the passport.

South Korea

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free; K-ETA may be required before arrival.

Entry Requirements: Passport, possible K-ETA confirmation, and onward travel details. Straightforward once authorized.

Kazakhstan

Visa Policy: Up to 90 days visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket, possibly a migration card. Often includes 90-day stays in a 180-day period.

Uzbekistan

Visa Policy: Visa-free for 30 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid ~6 months, onward travel, and hotel registration if staying over 3 days in one location.

Taiwan

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free, contingent on no special travel restrictions.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, return or onward ticket, and accommodation info. Stays are non-extendable.

Nepal

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival (15/30/90-day options for a fee).

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, arrival form, visa fee, and often a passport photo (or airport kiosk photo).

Maldives

Visa Policy: 30-day tourist visa on arrival for all nationalities.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, and proof of accommodations. No fee for the initial 30-day stamp.

Sri Lanka

Visa Policy: Requires an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before departure for a 30-day tourist stay.

Entry Requirements: ETA approval, passport valid 6 months, onward flight, and possible proof of funds. Fee is about USD 35 online.

Jordan

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival (around 40 JOD), valid up to 30 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport 6 months, return ticket, address in Jordan. Jordan Pass can waive visa fees if staying 3+ nights.

Lebanon

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival, typically free for 1 month, extendable up to 3 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport with no Israeli stamps, address or contact in Lebanon, onward ticket if needed.

Iran

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival up to 30 days at major airports, subject to conditions.

Entry Requirements: Passport 6 months, travel insurance, visa fee in cash, and possibly a reference code. No entry with recent Israeli stamps.

African countries

Many African nations grant visa-free or on-arrival access to St. Kitts and Nevis citizens, especially in the Commonwealth. Some require eVisas, but the destinations below are notably easier.

Visa-Free or Easy VOA List: Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mauritius, Senegal, Seychelles, Tunisia, Zambia, Zimbabwe, plus countries offering VOAs like Mozambique, Madagascar, Comoros, Rwanda, Uganda.

Botswana

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free per year.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, funds, lodging details. Quick stamp on arrival.

Eswatini

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free, sometimes extendable.

Entry Requirements: Passport, possible onward ticket, local address. Immigration typically stamps a 30-day stay.

Lesotho

Visa Policy: Visa-free for up to 90 days for many Commonwealth passport holders.

Entry Requirements: Passport, return travel, funds, local contact. Extensions handled locally if needed.

Malawi

Visa Policy: Up to 90 days visa-free per some official sources.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward travel, proof of accommodation, and health/vaccine checks if coming from certain regions.

Mauritius

Visa Policy: Visa-free 90 days.

Entry Requirements: Valid passport, onward ticket, proof of lodging/funds. Typically straightforward at the airport.

Senegal

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket, possible yellow fever certificate if traveling from certain countries.

Seychelles

Visa Policy: No visa needed; a Visitor’s Permit on arrival covers up to 3 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid for the stay, onward ticket, funds (~USD 150/day), and lodging reservation.

Tunisia

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid beyond stay, onward ticket, and lodging details if asked. Immigration is generally relaxed.

Zambia

Visa Policy: Reportedly 90 days visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis citizens.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, lodging. If confusion arises, a VOA is also available.

Zimbabwe

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: Passport, proof of onward travel, address. Similar to Zambia, quick entry stamping.

Middle East region

Some countries here are covered under Asia, but below are extra details for those with special eVisa/VOA policies.

Bahrain

Visa Policy: Visa on arrival or eVisa for short stays (14–30 days).

Entry Requirements: Passport, fee payment, proof of return ticket, lodging. Faster entry if you apply eVisa online first.

Qatar

Visa Policy: Not universally visa-free. An eTA is possible if holding specific visas (e.g., US/Schengen). Otherwise, an online tourist eVisa is needed.

Entry Requirements: Passport, eTA/eVisa approval, onward ticket, and proof of accommodation. Airline checks eligibility before boarding.

Saudi Arabia

Visa Policy: Offers eVisa and sometimes visa on arrival for tourism (up to 90 days).

Entry Requirements: Online eVisa application or on-arrival kiosk, passport valid 6 months, onward ticket, and mandatory insurance (included in the fee).

United Arab Emirates (UAE)

Visa Policy: Generally requires a pre-arranged visa. Not visa-free or VOA for St. Kitts and Nevis.

Entry Requirements: Tourist visas are typically sponsored by airlines or hotels in the UAE. No blanket visa waiver applies currently.

North America

This section excludes the United States (which requires a visa). Canada offers an eTA under certain criteria, while Mexico has both direct visa exemptions and transit-based exemptions.

Canada

Visa Policy: St. Kitts and Nevis nationals qualify for an eTA if they have held a Canadian visa in the past 10 years or possess a valid US non-immigrant visa. Otherwise, a regular Canadian visa is required.

Entry Requirements: Passport, eTA approval (if eligible), onward ticket, and proof of funds/accommodation. Typically, visitors can stay up to 6 months.

Mexico

Visa Policy: Visa-free if holding a valid US/Schengen/Canadian visa. Some sources indicate direct visa-free status for St. Kitts and Nevis (90 days or 180 days). Confirm with a local embassy if uncertain.

Entry Requirements: Passport, filled-out FMM (tourist card), proof of onward travel, and lodging. A 180-day stay is often granted for tourists.

Bermuda (UK Territory)

Visa Policy: Visa-free for most Commonwealth nationals, including St. Kitts and Nevis, up to 6 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid for the stay, return ticket, accommodation, and proof of funds. Immigration stamps a visit period.

Greenland (Denmark)

Visa Policy: Visa-free under Denmark´s overseas rules for up to 90 days, separate from Schengen but sharing similar exemptions.

Entry Requirements: Valid passport, potential checks upon arrival from Denmark/Iceland. Generally straightforward once you meet Danish rules.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)

Visa Policy: Applies French overseas policy, so up to 90 days visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis citizens.

Entry Requirements: Passport, potentially proof of onward travel, lodging. Often reached via Canada, so check any transit needs.

Central America

St. Kitts and Nevis travelers typically enjoy 30/90 days visa-free in Central America. Belize is also a CARICOM member, offering even longer stays.

Belize

Visa Policy: Visa-free for CARICOM citizens (up to 6 months), though monthly extensions may be required after the first 30 days.

Entry Requirements: Passport (6 months validity), onward ticket, adequate funds. Simple arrival process.

Costa Rica

Visa Policy: 30 days visa-free, with options to extend to 90.

Entry Requirements: Passport, confirmed return ticket within 30 days, and sometimes proof of funds. Immigration stamps a specific stay length.

El Salvador

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free under the CA-4 agreement.

Entry Requirements: $10 tourist card fee, passport, onward ticket. The 90-day limit also applies to Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua combined.

Guatemala

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free (CA-4).

Entry Requirements: Passport, return ticket if flying, local address if asked. Overstaying the 90-day CA-4 limit can incur fines.

Honduras

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free (CA-4).

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward travel proof, and address. Must leave or extend before 90 days elapse.

Nicaragua

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free (CA-4), plus a small tourist card fee (~$10).

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket, lodging details. Shares the same 90-day clock within CA-4.

Panama

Visa Policy: 90 days visa-free.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 3+ months, onward or return ticket, evidence of funds (around US$500). Quick stamping at immigration.

Caribbean countries

As a CARICOM member, St. Kitts and Nevis passport holders generally move freely across the Caribbean, with few exceptions. Most islands either have total freedom of movement or short-stay visa exemptions.

Visa-Free Destinations: Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Aruba, The Bahamas, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Cuba (tourist card), Curaçao, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Grenada, Haiti, Jamaica, Martinique (France), Montserrat, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Trinidad and Tobago, Turks and Caicos, and more.

Anguilla

Visa Policy: OECS territory, allowing freedom of movement. Typically visa-free; may just need an ID or passport.

Entry Requirements: Minimal checks at the ferry port or airport. Onward ticket or local contact may be requested.

Antigua and Barbuda

Visa Policy: Full freedom of movement under OECS, no visa required for any length of stay.

Entry Requirements: Passport or valid ID. Straightforward entry. Indefinite stay possible if relocating under OECS rules.

Aruba (Dutch Caribbean)

Visa Policy: Visa-free 30-90 days as part of the Dutch Caribbean.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket, funds, lodging. Normally granted 30 days initially, extendable if needed.

The Bahamas

Visa Policy: Visa-free up to 3 months for Commonwealth visitors.

Entry Requirements: Passport valid 6 months, return ticket, arrival card. Simple arrival process in Nassau or Freeport.

Barbados

Visa Policy: CARICOM member; no visa for visits up to 6 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport or OECS ID, onward ticket, proof of stay. Usually a 3- to 6-month stamp on arrival.

British Virgin Islands

Visa Policy: Visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis. Usually allows 30 days on arrival, extendable.

Entry Requirements: Passport, potential onward ticket, and address. OECS nationals are welcomed with minimal formalities.

Cayman Islands

Visa Policy: Visa-free up to 60 days for many Commonwealth citizens, including St. Kitts and Nevis.

Entry Requirements: Passport, return ticket, proof of stay or funds. Typically stamped for 30 days, extendable to 60.

Cuba

Visa Policy: Requires a Tourist Card (around USD 25), valid for 30 days, extendable once.

Entry Requirements: Passport, tourist card, travel insurance, onward ticket. Obtained via airline or Cuban consulate.

Curaçao, Sint Maarten, Bonaire, Saba, St. Eustatius

Visa Policy: Part of the Dutch Caribbean, granting 90 days visa-free in a 180-day period.

Entry Requirements: Passport, onward ticket, lodging. Immigration typically issues a 30-day entry, extendable if necessary.

Dominica, Grenada, St. Lucia, St. Vincent, Trinidad & Tobago

Visa Policy: All are OECS or CARICOM members, allowing free or visa-exempt entry for St. Kitts and Nevis.

Entry Requirements: Passport or ID, onward ticket, lodging address. Indefinite or up to 6-month stays are common.

Dominican Republic

Visa Policy: Generally visa-free for St. Kitts and Nevis citizens; sometimes a tourist card fee applies.

Entry Requirements: Passport, possible $10 tourist card, lodging, and onward travel. Often included in flight costs.

Haiti

Visa Policy: Allows CARICOM citizens visa-free entry for up to 3 months.

Entry Requirements: Passport, possibly return travel, local contact. Straightforward for short stays.

Jamaica

Visa Policy: CARICOM free movement. No visa required.

Entry Requirements: Passport or ID, onward ticket if visiting. Immigration stamps a visitor stay or indefinite if relocating under certain accords.

Martinique, Guadeloupe, St. Barthélemy (French DOM/TOM)

Visa Policy: Visa-free for short trips under French overseas rules.

Entry Requirements: Passport, proof of onward travel, lodging. Typically 90-day tourist stays.

Montserrat

Visa Policy: OECS territory; no visa needed, full freedom of movement.

Entry Requirements: Passport or ID, simple entry form, possible onward ticket. Very relaxed for neighboring nationals.

Turks and Caicos Islands

Visa Policy: UK overseas territory allowing St. Kitts and Nevis nationals up to 30 days, extendable.

Entry Requirements: Passport, return ticket, address of stay, possible proof of funds. Standard British immigration checks.

Conclusion

St. Kitts and Nevis passport holders enjoy broad, hassle-free travel worldwide, including visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to key regions in Europe, Asia, Oceania, the Americas, and Africa.

Although each country sets its own entry rules ranging from proof of funds to simple online authorizations these procedures remain far more convenient than full visa applications.

Overall, this extensive travel freedom underscores the global reputation of the St. Kitts and Nevis passport, benefiting citizens with seamless mobility for tourism, business, and cultural exchange.