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Jamaica
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Some nationalities require a visa to enter this country. Check with your local embassy / consulate

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How to Apply: Embassy Registration

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Complete our easy online application and pay with credit card or PayPal

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Travel Safely

Your embassy will assist you if an emergency (eg. Natural disasters, civil unrest, etc) occur

Why Register with the Embassy

Travel Registration is a service provided by the government. This service allows you to record information about your upcoming trip abroad to the Department of State so it can be used to assist you in case of an emergency. People residing abroad can also get routine information from their nearest embassy or consulate if registered.

Required Information to Apply

Once You Have Registered With Your Embassy Or Consulate, You Will Need To Update Your Data If:

  • your contact details change,
  • your civil status changes,
  • you are going back to your home country.

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What you need to know

  • iVisa is a legitimate company and is accredited and recognized by the International Air Transport Association (IATA). For more information see FAQs below.

APPLYING FOR THE C5-FORM
The C5-Form application with iVisa is easy and only takes a few minutes to complete, you just need to provide some personal information and details about your trip to Jamaica. It is required to have a confirmed flight ticket before submitting the form because you will be asked for these details.

  • Step 1: You will be asked to provide some information about yourself and your trip and choose the service fee you want to use.
  • Step 2: Verify the information you have already provided is correct and pay the service fee using a credit or debit card.
  • Step 3: Attach any required documents and hit ‘Submit’

All you need to do now is sit back and wait for your C5-FORM to arrive via email, we will take care of all the processing.

Note: At the time of travel it is best to carry both a printed and electronic copy of your C5-FORM to show to immigration officers on arrival.

Last updated: June 2022

Feel the tropical vibe of the glorious sunsets, relaxing beaches, colorful culture and breathtaking landscapes on a trip to Jamaica. This helpful guide to obtaining your C5 Jamaica form will give you all the information needed to travel before your arrival to this beautiful Caribbean island.

If you're not sure what the electronic format of the C5 form is and if you need one, iVisa can give you all the facts. Watch this video to learn more about the C5 form or read through the information below to make your entry into Jamaica smooth and hassle-free.

On this page, you’ll find information about:

  • What the Jamaican C5 form is

  • Who needs to register for the C5 form before entering Jamaica

  • How long the C5 form registration is valid for

  • How to apply for a C5 form

  • What happens after you have your Jamaica C5 form

  • Vaccination certificate & testing requirements for COVID-19 to enter Qatar

  • Visas and other entry procedures for Jamaica

Frequently asked questions about the Jamaica C5 form

Whether you’re going on a once-in-a-lifetime holiday to Jamaica or are visiting for other purposes, iVisa is here to help with all your travel plans.

Get your C5 form for Jamaica now

What is the Jamaica C5 form?

The C5 card is the online version of the Jamaica immigration form/customs declaration that all travelers to Jamaica must fill out. Passengers will be able to fill out the C5 form prior to traveling by entering their information online. All air passengers must complete a C5 customs form before passing through customs at the airport. More information:

  • You can fill out the form within 24 hours before your trip starts.

  • It is a single entry card.

  • It is available to all nationalities permitted to enter the country. Your passport must be valid for the duration of your stay in Jamaica.

  • While you are filling out the form, you can also add your spouse or any children under the age of 18 who are accompanying you. Each accompanying passenger is required to fill out the form.

It will only take a few minutes of your time to fill out the form online.

Please note that the Jamaica immigration form does not replace a visa to enter Jamaica, if you are required to get a visa to enter then you will need to process that application separately.

How to register your C5 form for visiting Jamaica

Before you travel, make sure to fill out the C5 form and provide the required documents. Simply follow the iVisa online user registration process and submit the required documents or watch the video below.

Watch video: How to get your Jamaica C-5 form in five minutes or less!

Documents required to get your Jamaica C5 form

To register for the C5 card, you need to provide the following information and documents:

  • Personal details such as name and home address

  • Passport number and country of issue

  • Travel information such as flight details, length of stay and purpose of visit

  • You must declare any luggage you are bringing

How to process the C5 form with iVisa

The C5 form application with iVisa is easy and only takes a few minutes to complete. It is required to have a confirmed flight ticket before submitting the form because you will be asked for these details.

Get your Jamaica C5 form pre-travel registration in three easy steps:

  • First, read all the information carefully and fill out your details. Then, choose the processing time you prefer.

  • Second, double-check and verify all your information and pay the iVisa service fee (see below for fee information).

  • Third, attach any documents required and click the button to submit the application form.

What happens after my application with iVisa?

Read all info carefully and double-check all spelling. If you make a mistake and have already submitted the online form, it may be difficult to change the info.

Once you receive your completed C5 form by email, we advise you to print this and carry both a physical and electronic copy of your C5 form to show to immigration officers on arrival to Jamaica.

Pricing and processing options to obtain your Jamaica C5 form

The form is free of charge, however, iVisa does charge a small service fee. The processing time and charges will depend upon the plan chosen by you. The options are:

  • Standard Processing Time: This option will take 24 hours to process your medical declaration and the amount charged will be USD $24.99.

  • Rush Processing Time: This option will take around 4 hours for the declaration to get processed and the amount charged will be USD $33.99.

  • Super Rush Processing Time: This option will take only 30 minutes to complete the declaration processing. The amount charged for this is USD $49.99.

I’m traveling with children, do they need a C5 form to visit Jamaica?

Yes, each person traveling to Jamaica, including children, will need a properly completed immigration C5 form. You can fill out the form for your child as a parent. If you have any questions or doubts, you can contact us here, we’re happy to help.

Do I need to fill out the C5 form if I’m transiting through Jamaica?

Yes, it doesn’t matter if you’re visiting or just transiting at the airport, all passengers arriving in Jamaica are required to submit their details in the pre-registration system on the C5 online platform prior to arrival.

COVID-19 vaccination & testing requirements for Jamaica

Currently, there are no COVID-19 regulations in place to travel to Jamaica. Having a COVID vaccination passport or certificate is not mandatory for travel to Jamaica. There are also no requirements to show a negative PCR-test or antigen test result, but it is highly recommended for international travel.

Since this information is subject to change you may want to check in with your local embassy on the latest Jamaica travel updates before your trip.

Visas and other requirements for Jamaica

Before booking your flight to the Caribbean, please check if you need a visa or if there are any other requirements or forms needed for entry into Jamaica from your origin country. Depending on where you are from you may need a visa, on top of a C5 form.

You can apply for a visa for Jamaica through the Jamaican embassy in your country of citizenship. At this point we are not able to help you obtain a visa for Jamaica, do not hesitate to contact us in case you have any questions.

Who can I speak to if I have more questions?

If you need any technical assistance, or would like to talk to one of our experts about your application or any travel document to discover Qatar, you can contact our customer service team 24 hours per day, 7 days a week on WhatsApp.

We are here to help, so don’t hesitate to reach out with all your questions about the procedures required to enter Jamaica!

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Nicki S
USAJuly 2 2024
My family and I are going to Jamaica this August. We're all set, but this C5-Form has me stumped. It asks if we're bringing any pharmaceuticals. Now, we’re not talking anything wild here—just your standard Tylenol, some Pepto, and our must-haves like insulin and ADHD meds for the kids, all in their original bottles and just enough for our stay. Do we need to declare stuff like Tylenol or just the prescription meds?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
For your trip to Jamaica, you need to declare all prescription medications like insulin and ADHD meds on the C5-Form. Over-the-counter drugs like Tylenol or Pepto do not need to be declared unless they are in large quantities. Always keep medications in their original packaging to avoid any issues at customs.
Brianna G
JamaicaJuly 11 2024
I’m heading back to Jamaica from the US after my first time away from home. I’ll be there for 1 month before heading back to uni in Atlanta. I know I have to fill out the C5 form when I get to Kingston, but I just came across something called an exit form. Is this something I need to fill out when I leave for the States? Where do I get it?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
When leaving Jamaica to return to the US, you don't need to fill out an exit form. The C5 form is only required upon entry. However, make sure to check any updates or changes with your airline in case new regulations have been implemented.
Jordan C
UKJuly 17 2024
I'm traveling from London to Kingston, Jamaica, but it’s a bit of a trek with a layover each way. I’m working through the C5 form and I’m stuck at the flight number section. Should I list the flight from London, or the one that actually gets me into Jamaica?
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iVisa
October 3 2024
On the C5 form, you should list the flight number of the plane that actually lands in Jamaica. This is the flight that takes you from your last layover directly into Jamaica, as it is the most relevant for local immigration and customs officials.

Questions?

Nicki S, USA | July 2, 2024

My family and I are going to Jamaica this August. We're all set, but this C5-Form has me stumped. It asks if we're bringing any pharmaceuticals. Now, we’re not talking anything wild here—just your standard Tylenol, some Pepto, and our must-haves like insulin and ADHD meds for the kids, all in their original bottles and just enough for our stay.

Do we need to declare stuff like Tylenol or just the prescription meds?*

Cami, iVisa | July 5, 2024

For your trip to Jamaica, you need to declare all prescription medications like insulin and ADHD meds on the C5-Form. Over-the-counter drugs like Tylenol or Pepto do not need to be declared unless they are in large quantities. Always keep medications in their original packaging to avoid any issues at customs.

Brianna G, Jamaica | July 11, 2024

I’m heading back to Jamaica from the US after my first time away from home. I’ll be there for 1 month before heading back to uni in Atlanta. I know I have to fill out the C5 form when I get to Kingston, but I just came across something called an exit form. Is this something I need to fill out when I leave for the States? Where do I get it?

Martin, iVisa | July 13, 2024

When leaving Jamaica to return to the US, you don't need to fill out an exit form. The C5 form is only required upon entry. However, make sure to check any updates or changes with your airline in case new regulations have been implemented.

Jordan C, UK | July 17, 2024

I'm traveling from London to Kingston, Jamaica, but it’s a bit of a trek with a layover each way. I’m working through the C5 form and I’m stuck at the flight number section. Should I list the flight from London, or the one that actually gets me into Jamaica?

Martin, iVisa | July 19, 2024

On the C5 form, you should list the flight number of the plane that actually lands in Jamaica. This is the flight that takes you from your last layover directly into Jamaica, as it is the most relevant for local immigration and customs officials.

The Jamaica C5 form is available both online and offline and must be filled out before arrival in the country. To ease the immigration entry process you can now fill out the Immigration & Customs Form online prior to travel.

Filling out the form online through iVisa offers some extra advantages. With our thorough review process, you won't have to worry about mistakes or incomplete submissions, and you can relax knowing that all entry requirements have been met before departure to Jamaica.

You may not realize you made a mistake until after you submit the Jamaica C5 Form application. When filling out the form through iVisa, your application will always be reviewed by our experts before sending it to the official Jamaican Immigration Services. We will contact you if any information is missing.

If you realize that you made a mistake after submission, simply contact our customer support team as soon as possible.

At iVisa, we understand that your time is valuable, and we strive to provide you with the fastest service possible. Our processing times are estimated based on the average duration it takes governments to process visa applications. These estimated times begin from the moment we receive all the correct information for your application until you receive your visa. While we work diligently to expedite the process, it’s important to note that we are reliant on the processing times set by the government authorities.
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