Guernsey

• A valid passport
• Proof of accommodation
• Proof of sufficient funds for the duration of stay
• Proof of return or onward travel
• Health insurance coverage

As an international tourist visiting Guernsey, you can stay for up to 6 months on a tourist visa.

You need to check the visa requirements for your specific nationality and purpose of visit to Guernsey.

To obtain a work visa for Guernsey, you need to follow the following process:

• Step 1: Secure a job offer from a Guernsey employer.
• Step 2: Apply for a work permit from the Guernsey Border Agency.
• Step 3: Provide all necessary documentation, including your passport, job offer letter, and evidence of qualifications.
• Step 4: Pay the relevant visa application fees.
• Step 5: Attend any required interviews or medical examinations.
• Step 6: Wait for your work permit to be approved.
• Step 7: Once the work permit is granted, apply for a visa or entry clearance from your home country's British embassy or consulate.
• Step 8: Provide additional documentation as requested by the embassy or consulate, such as proof of accommodation and financial stability.
• Step 9: Attend an interview at the embassy or consulate if required.
• Step 10: Wait for your visa to be approved.
• Step 11: Travel to Guernsey and present your visa and approved work permit at the border.
• Step 12: Register with the Guernsey Population Management Office and obtain a residence permit.

• Valid passport
• Completed visa application form
• Acceptance letter from a recognized educational institution in Guernsey
• Evidence of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees and living expenses
• Proof of accommodation arrangements in Guernsey
• Health insurance coverage
• Letter of consent from parents or legal guardians if the applicant is under 18 years old
• Medical certificate showing the applicant is in good health
• Paid visa application fee

To extend your visa while in Guernsey, you need to follow these steps: 1. Check the visa requirements and eligibility for extension. 2. Gather all necessary documents, such as passport, proof of financial means, and travel itinerary. 3. Complete the visa extension application form. 4. Pay the applicable visa extension fees. 5. Submit the application and supporting documents to the appropriate visa office. 6. Attend any required interviews or appointments as scheduled. 7. Await a decision on your visa extension application. 8. If approved, collect your extended visa from the visa office. 9. Ensure you comply with any conditions attached to your extended visa. 10. Keep your extended visa and relevant documents safe and accessible for future reference. < ul>

Check the visa requirements and eligibility for extension.

Gather all necessary documents.

Complete the visa extension application form.

Pay the applicable visa extension fees.

Submit the application and supporting documents to the appropriate visa office.

Attend any required interviews or appointments as scheduled.

Await a decision on your visa extension application.

If approved, collect your extended visa from the visa office.

Ensure you comply with any conditions attached to your extended visa.

Keep your extended visa and relevant documents safe and accessible for future reference.

According to our research, for connecting flights through Guernsey, you will require a transit visa if:

• You do not hold a valid passport from a visa-exempt country
• Your layover in Guernsey exceeds 48 hours