Minors younger than 18 years traveling to Barbados

1. unaccompanied, must have a written consent letter from a parent/legal guardian (the legal guardian must have official proof of guardianship) signed by a notary public with the seal of the notary affixed. The letter/form must indicate the duration of stay, identify an authorized adult who will receive the child on arrival and must have the contact details of this person.
2. Minors with an adult other than a parent/legal guardian, must be in possession of a letter of consent from a parent signed by a notary public with the seal of the notary affixed. The letter must indicate the duration of stay and must identify the accompanying adult and must have the address and telephone number of this person. The letter should also identify an authorized adult, who will receive the child on arrival if different than the accompanying person, and must have the address and telephone number of this person.

Arriving Passengers

From time to time some travelers may have trouble completing the Barbados online travel form but this does not prevent the traveler from entering Barbados. Travelers who are unable to complete the online travel form prior to arrival will be directed to use the Immigration kiosks on arrival.