Easily extend your visit to Trinidad and Tobago by scheduling an appointment.
The Immigration Division of the Ministry of National Security facilitates Visitor Extension Services for foreign nationals wishing to extend their legal stay in Trinidad and Tobago. Whether you’re here for family, business, or leisure, this service ensures your extended stay complies with national immigration policies.
We recommend submitting your request at least two (2) weeks before your current entry or extension stamp expires to avoid overstaying penalties or interruptions in your visit.
Why Apply Early?
Processing your extension may take several business days.
Early booking helps prevent visa violations or travel delays.
You may be denied re-entry in the future if you overstay without a valid extension.
Who Needs a Visitor Extension?
Foreign nationals whose initial entry period is about to expire.
Visitors who received a previous extension and wish to extend again.
Travelers who encountered unexpected delays requiring an extended stay.
Key Guidelines
Extensions are not guaranteed and are granted at the discretion of the Immigration Division.
Supporting documentation may be required (e.g., return flight details, accommodation info, or justification for extension).
Step 1: Check Your Expiry Date
Look at your passport to confirm when your entry or extension stamp expires.
Step 2: Book Your Appointment Early
Send an email request to the appropriate Extension Services Appointment email address at least two (2) weeks in advance.
Include the Following in Your Email:
Step 3: Await a Response
You’ll receive further instructions and a confirmed appointment date. Be sure to attend your appointment on time.
Step 4: Attend the Appointment in Person
Bring your passport and any documents requested in the follow-up email. Your request will be assessed during the interview
Don’t Wait Until It’s Too Late!
Avoid penalties and ensure a smooth stay—book your Visitor Extension Appointment on time.
Visa & Student Permit
Apply online for a visa or student permit to visit or study in Trinidad and Tobago.
Certificate of Immigration Status
Apply for proof of your immigration, citizenship, or residency status.
