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Suriname Entry Fee: Visa application and requirements | iVisa

Photo of Jan Koelle Jan Koelle
3 min read
Updated on Aug 11, 2025
Summary
  • Suriname Entry Fee required: Most tourists, business travelers, and visitors must pay the Suriname Entry Fee before arrival.
  • Easy online process: Apply in minutes with your passport, photo, and travel details, no embassy visits required.
  • Not a visa: The Suriname Entry Fee is for short-term visits only and replaces the old tourist visa.

Suriname, South America's hidden gem, offers travelers an unmatched blend of vibrant cultures, colonial architecture, and lush rainforests.

It's essential to understand the Suriname Entry Fee, a key requirement for most tourists visiting the country.

What is Suriname Entry Fee system?

The Suriname Entry Fee is an online travel authorization introduced by Suriname’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It:

  • Replaces the previous Tourist Card and eVisa systems
  • Is mandatory for most travelers visiting for tourism
  • Offers a simplified, faster online process

👉 Jan Koelle, iVisa document expert:

"The new online system is a game-changer. It's so much easier than the old paper-based process and saves travelers time, effort, and costs."

Suriname Entry Fee

Who must pay the Suriname Entry Fee?

The majority of foreign nationals traveling to Suriname for tourism must pay the Entry Fee. However, certain exceptions apply.

Who? Requirement
Tourists Must pay the Entry Fee
Business travelers Must pay the Entry Fee
Visiting family Must pay the Entry Fee
Diplomatic passport holders Exempt
CARICOM nationals (some cases) Exempt
Citizens and residents of Suriname Exempt
Long-term visa applicants Special considerations

These requirements can change over time. Always check the official government website for the latest entry rules.

How much is the Suriname Entry Fee?

The Suriname Entry Fee costs around $30 USD (can change over time), which is the official government fee for most travelers entering the country for tourism or business purposes.

When applying through iVisa, this amount can be paid in a single transaction, including any applicable service fees for processing support.

This fee covers:

  • Entry authorization for short-term stays (typically tourism or visiting family)

  • A streamlined, 100% online application process with 24/7 support

  • Express options for urgent travel

  • Delivery of your Entry Fee Voucher via email, which must be printed and shown upon arrival

Check the total cost for the standard processing time below:

How to pay for the Suriname Entry Fee

Applying online through iVisa is fast and hassle-free. Here’s how:

  1. Fill out the application form online or via the mobile app
  2. Choose your preferred processing time (we offer 3 options for urgent and non-urgent and urgent requests)
  3. Pay securely online with card, PayPal, Amazon Pay, or another method
  4. Upload necessary documents
  5. Receive the Entry Fee receipt via email

💡 iVisa Pro Tip from Jan Koelle, visa expert:

"Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your intended stay. This is one of the main reasons applications get rejected."

Document checklist for the Suriname Entry Fee

To apply for the Entry Fee, you'll need to upload the following documents:

✅ Valid passport (must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your stay)

✅ Recent passport-style photo

✅*Return or onward flight ticket

✅ Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter)

✅Credit/debit card or other secure payment method for the fees

Suriname health and safety requirements

Before traveling, take note of the health regulations in place:

  • Yellow Fever Vaccination: Mandatory if you're arriving from a country with risk of transmission.
  • Health Insurance: While not mandatory, it's highly recommended as medical costs can be high in Suriname for foreigners.

More questions about the Suriname visa policy?

At iVisa, we’ve been helping travelers for over a decade with simplified visa and entry services. If you have questions about the Suriname Entry Fee or need help with your application, we’re here for you:

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