For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
The Trusted Traveller Programme is an exemption from the Work Permit requirement rather than an entry visa: it allows eligible senior business visitors to come to The Bahamas for a period under fourteen days without a Work Permit, provided they are not engaging in any gainful employment. Everyone outside the listed categories must pay a Work Permit fee unless the Minister responsible for Immigration determines otherwise. The official source does not state whether a Bahamian visa or other advance entry authorisation is still required.
See recorded sources
- The page does not say whether a Bahamian visa or any other advance entry authorisation is still required, and gives no nationality list.
- The page does not say whether approval must be obtained before travel or can be sought on arrival.
- Page introduction
The new Trusted Traveller Programme (TTP) allows persons to visit The Bahamas for a period under fourteen (14) days without requiring a Work Permit , provided they are not engaging in any gainful employment.
- Trusted Traveller Programme (TTP)
All persons not falling within the categories listed above must pay a Work Permit fee, unless otherwise determined by the Minister responsible for Immigration.
