An Evisa is required to go to Sao Tome-Principe. To do this, fill out the Sao Tome-Principe visa application and upon completion you should recive an email. You will need to bring this email with you to the airport and show it to customs upon arrival. For recent travel requirement changes and more detailed information, please refer to the State Department website. If your purpose of travel is something other than tourism or business, please fill out the Research Request Form. Swift will determine whether or not you need a visa, and will email you instructions if you do require a visa. If at all possible, we will get back to you in the same day. Research requests are $15/request.
Non US Passport Holder Travel Requirements
Your nationality, purpose of visit, length of visit, and number of desired entries effect whether or not you need a visa to this country. Swift does not store all possible combinations of passport and visa requirements, but we are happy to research whether or not you need a visa and what the requirements are if you do need a visa. We do this by visiting a consulate website, going to the actual consulate, or calling the consulate for more information. If you would like us to research visa requirements for you, please fill out the Research Request Form. Swift will determine whether or not you need a visa, and will email you instructions if you do require a visa. If at all possible, we will get back to you in the same day. Research requests are $15/request.
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Swift Passport Services is a non-government, third party service that acts as a professional emissary between the user, the U.S. Department of State and various foreign consulates to secure Expedited U.S. Passports and Expedited Visa Service in as little as 1 business day. If you do not wish to use a third party service to obtain your passport or visa, please consult the U.S. Department of State website for further instruction.
