Schengen Visa

If you do not have the Dutch nationality you might require a visa to be admitted to the Schengen area. A visa is an authorization made visible by placing a sticker in a passport or other valid travel document. The visa indicates that at the time of issuing no objection was made to the entry for a temporary stay or transit to a third country. Possession of a visa does not confer automatic right of entry. Even when entering one must demonstrate that the conditions of entry are met.

The Consular section of the Cabinet of the Governor of Sint Maarten only handles visas for the Schengen area, if the main destination is the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain or Portugal. If you intend to travel through the Netherlands, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Italy, Spain or Portugal to a non-Schengen country (more than one transit in the Schengen area), please contact the Consular section.

The following rates apply for an application for a Schengen visa by the Cabinet of the Governor of Sint Maarten for 2024:

Adults                                                                    Naf 180.00
Children 12 years and older                                  Naf 180.00
Children 6 years to under 12 years old                 Naf  90.00
Children under the age of 6                                   Free

For more information about visa applications visit the website of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands: www.government.nl
This site can be consulted in English.

You can contact the Consular Department of the Cabinet of the Governor of Sint Maarten for the checklist and Schengen visa application form. 

To apply for Schengen Visa you have to make an appointment with the Consular Affairs department of the Cabinet of the Governor. You can contact the Consular Affairs department during telephone consultation from 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM on the number 542-1199. For more information you can also contact via email: [email protected].


 

Disclaimer: The information contained in this website is provided for general information and is only intended as such. The information provided is not legally binding. The Office of the Governor of St. Maarten is not liable for any damage that may occur due to ambiguity or incompleteness of the data contained in this website.