A. - AMERICAN CITIZENS:

American citizens do not require a Visa to enter Equatorial Guinea; however, they are requested to fill out two visa-application forms and submit two passports photos along with them They must also submit the following:

• If traveling on business, the applicant is to forward a letter from his employer, stating the nature and duration of business, as well as a financial statement from the company financing, the travel confirming a minimum amount of 2,000. 00 US$ that would cover all expenses while in the Equatorial Guinea. Applicants must sign their forms.
• If traveling on tourism, the applicant must send along the forms and passport pictures a bank statement or equivalent, declaring also a minimum of 2,000.00 US$
• If the applicant is to stay more than ninety (90) days, he/she must obtain a permit from the National Police Bureau in Malabo or Bata and prove sufficient funds for that term or submit an employment contract that will guarantee his expenses in Equatorial Guinea.
• As American citizens enter the country, they should expect to present a valid passport and proof of smallpox, yellow fever and cholera immunization to the immigration officers.

B.- ALL OTHERS:

To obtain an entry visa to Equatorial Guinea, all other citizens must submit to the Embassy:

• An original and valid passport. Photocopies are not accepted.
• Two applications forms duly filled arid sign A passport photo is to accompany each form.
  If traveling on tourism, a bank statement or equivalent confirming the amount of 2,000.00 that will cover expenses while in Equatorial. Guinea.
• If traveling on business, a letter issued by the applicant's employer stating nature and duration of business. The company must also take responsibility for the app1icant's expenses and declare so in its letter; if that is not the case) the applicant must submit any other verifiable source.,
• A check or money order for the amount of US$ 100 application fee, non refundable. Checks should be made payable to EMBASSY OF EQUATORIAL GUINEA