US visa bond
Bissau-Guinean applicants for US visitor visas can be asked for a bond of up to US$20,000, a rule made permanent in August 2026. It’s refunded if you follow the visa conditions.
A Bissau-Guinean passport gets you into 27 countries visa-free and 20 more with a visa on arrival. Another 51 offer an e-Visa or online authorisation, and 100 need an embassy visa or are closed for now. In Africa, 28 of the 53 other countries let you in without arranging a visa first.
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Bissau-Guinean applicants for US visitor visas can be asked for a bond of up to US$20,000, a rule made permanent in August 2026. It’s refunded if you follow the visa conditions.
47.0% of Schengen visa applications from Guinea-Bissau were refused in 2024 (the worldwide average was about 15%). Strong, well-documented applications still succeed. Read the Schengen guide.
Bissau-Guinean passport holders need a UK Standard Visitor visa: £135 since 8 April 2026. Read the UK guide.
Bissau-Guinean passport holders can visit Kenya without a visa or eTA for up to 60 days (Legal Notice 93 of 2025). Kenya’s own eTA site may not show this yet, so check the IATA Travel Centre before you fly.
Bissau-Guinean passport holders need Sri Lanka’s online ETA (US$50; not on Sri Lanka’s free list).
No visa to arrange before you go:
How current is this? Entry types come from an open visa dataset updated 17 Feb 2026, corrected where newer official notices show a change (checked 17 Oct 2026). The notes above were checked against the sources below. Rules change without notice: confirm with the embassy or official immigration site, and check your route on the IATA Travel Centre before you book.
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