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LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 Passports and Travel Documents Act CAP.

6.04 1 ST. CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS CHAPTER 6.04 PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ACT and Subsidiary Legislation Revised Edition showing the law as at 31 December 2017 This is a revised edition of the law, prepared by the Law Commission under the authority of the Law Commission Act, Cap.

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This edition contains a consolidation of the following laws— PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ACT Act 8 of 2001 … in force 14th March 2001 Amended by: Act 2 of 2012 Act 9 of 2016 PASSPORT REGULATIONS – Section 9 S.R.O.

22/2001 Amended by: S.R.O.

63/2011 VISA (EXEMPTION) ORDER – Sections 9 and 11 S.R.O.

3/1985 Amended by: S.R.O.

5/1989 PASSPORT (EXEMPTION) ORDER – Sections 9 and 11 S.R.O.
10/1992 Page 3 8 18 20 Printed under Authority by The Regional Law Revision Centre Inc. ANGUILLA Published in 2019 Consolidated, Revised and Prepared under the Authority of the Law Commission Act, on behalf of the Government of Saint Christopher and Nevis by The Regional Law Revision Centre Inc., P.O.

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6.04 3 CHAPTER 6.04 PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ACT ARRANGEMENT OF SECTIONS Interpretation Issue and renewal of passports and grant of visas, cancellation, etc.

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Short title 2.

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Power to issue and cancel permits, certificates of identity and travel documents 5.

Powers of passport officers 6.

Restrictions on validity 7.

Authorisation of overseas representatives to issue passports, etc.
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Designation of passport officers 9.

Regulations 10.

Offences and penalties 11.

Savings FIRST SCHEDULE: SECOND SCHEDULE: Visa (Exemption) Order THIRD SCHEDULE: Passport Regulations Passport (Exemption) Order LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 Passports and Travel Documents Act CAP.

6.04 5 CHAPTER 6.04 PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS ACT AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ISSUING AND RENEWAL OF PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS; AND TO PROVIDE FOR RELATED OR INCIDENTAL MATTERS.
Short title.

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This Act may be cited as the Passports and Travel Documents Act.

Interpretation.

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In this Act— “Minister” means the Minister responsible for passports; “overseas representative” means a diplomatic or consular representative of the Government of Saint Christopher and Nevis in a foreign country; “passport officer” means the Chief Passport Officer or a person designated by the Minister pursuant to section 8; “travel document” includes any visa, travel permit, certificate of identity or other similar document issued by or on behalf of the Government of Saint Christopher and Nevis.
Issue and renewal of passports and grant of visas, cancellation, etc.

(1) The Minister may, in his or her discretion, issue passports in Saint 3.

Christopher and Nevis to citizens of Saint Christopher and Nevis.

(2) Passports shall remain the property of the government and may be cancelled or withdrawn at any time by the Minister.

(3) A passport so cancelled or withdrawn shall become void.
(4) The Minister may, in his or her discretion, renew passports and grant visas on travel documents requiring visas to Saint Christopher and Nevis.

(Amended by Act 2 of 2012) (5) Any renewal of a passport issued, or any visa granted, pursuant to subsection (4) may be cancelled by the Minister.

(Amended by Act 2 of 2012) (6) A cancellation of any renewal of a passport issued or any visa granted shall render the renewal or visa void.
(Amended by Act 2 of 2012) Power to issue and cancel permits, certificates of identity and travel documents.

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The Minister may, in his or her discretion, grant— (a) a permit to leave Saint Christopher and Nevis to a person who is not a citizen of Saint Christopher and Nevis; and (b) certificates of identity and travel documents, in such form as may be prescribed, and may cancel permits, certificates of identity and travel documents so issued.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 Powers of passport officers.

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Anything authorised under section 3 or 4 to be done by the Minister may be done by the Chief Passport Officer or a passport officer authorised in that behalf by the Minister.

Restrictions on validity.

(1) The validity of a passport may be restricted to any named country or 6. countries as the Minister thinks fit.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), a passport may remain valid for a period of ten years from the date of issue and no passport shall remain valid for more than ten years from its date of issue.

(Substituted by Act 2 of 2012) (3) A passport issued to a person sixteen years and under shall remain valid for a period of five years and the validity of the passport shall not be extended for a further period.

(Inserted by Act 2 of 2012) Authorisation of overseas representatives to issue passports, etc.
(1) The Minister may, from time to time, authorise an overseas representative 7. in any country in writing, to exercise in that country all or any of the powers that the Minister is authorised by this Act to exercise in Saint Christopher and Nevis and in every such case this Act shall, so far as it is applicable, apply with any necessary modifications.
(2) In the exercise of powers pursuant to this Act, an overseas representative shall act in accordance with such directions, general or special, as may be given to him or her by the Minister.

(3) Any authorisation or directions under this section may be given to a specified person or to persons of a specified class, or may be given to the holder or holders for the time being of a specified office or appointment or class of offices or appointments.

Designation of passport officers.

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(1) The Minister may designate passport officers for the purposes of this Act.

(2) The Permanent Secretary within the Ministry responsible for passports shall be the Chief Passport Officer.

(Substituted by Act 9 of 2016) (3) Officers so designated shall be subject to the directions of the Minister as to the performance of their duties under this Act.

Regulations.
Regulations.

The Minister may make regulations generally for carrying into effect the 9. purposes of this Act, and in particular, for the purpose of— (a) prescribing anything which under this Act is required or permitted to be prescribed; (b) regulating the imposition and collection of fees for the issue and renewal of passports, the grant of visas, permits, certificates of identity and travel documents.

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(1) A person who contravenes a direction given or any restriction, condition or requirement imposed under this Act, or contravenes any regulation made under this Act commits an offence.
(2) Every person who— (a) alters or tampers with a passport; (b) is found in unlawful possession of a passport; (c) on finding a passport, neglects or fails, within seven days of the finding, to send or give it to a passport officer or to the officer in charge at the nearest police station; (d) by impersonation or false representation holds himself or herself out as being the holder or the rightful possessor of a passport when he or she is not; (e) by impersonation or false representation procures or attempts to procure the issue of a passport to himself or herself or to any other person; (f) parts with the possession of a passport to another person without lawful authority or for an unlawful purpose; (g) destroys or makes away with a passport or by wilful neglect allows any person to obtain possession of a passport; (h) without having actual personal knowledge of the applicant for a passport, makes a declaration verifying the declaration of the applicant or vouching for the fitness of the applicant to receive a passport, or makes such a declaration merely on information obtained, commits an offence.
(3) A person who aids or abets any other person in the commission of an offence against this Act, or who harbours a person whom he or she knows or has reasonable grounds for believing to have committed an offence against this Act, commits an offence.
(4) A person who is found guilty of an offence under this section is liable, on summary conviction, to imprisonment for a period not exceeding three years or to a fine not exceeding ten thousand dollars, and in default of payment of any fine, to imprisonment for a period not exceeding one year.

(Amended by Act 2 of 2012) Savings.

The following Orders shall continue in force as if made under section 9 of this 11.

Act— (a) Passport (Exemption) Order, 1992, No.

10; (b) Visa (Exemption) Order, 1985, No.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 FIRST SCHEDULE (Section 9) PASSPORT REGULATIONS Citation.

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These Regulations may be cited as the Passport Regulations.

Interpretation.

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Interpretation.

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In these Regulations— “diplomatic passport” means a passport referred to in Regulation 4(a); “official passport” means a passport referred to in Regulation 4(b); “ordinary passport” means a passport referred to in Regulation 4(c); “Minister” means the Minister responsible for Passports; “spouse” means the husband or the wife of a person.

(Inserted by S.R.O.

63/2011) Passport Applications.

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All applications for a passport shall be made to the Chief Passport Officer.
Classes of Passport.

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The Minister may, in his or her discretion, issue— (a) a diplomatic passport to— (i) a Governor-General (Past or Present) (including, upon request, a spouse who travels on official duty); (ii) a Deputy Governor-General (Past or Present) (including, upon request, a spouse who travels on official duty); (iii) a Prime Minister (Past or Present) (including, upon request, a spouse who travels on official duty); (iv) a Minister of Government (including, upon request, a spouse who travels on official duty); (v) a Speaker of the National Assembly (including, upon request, a spouse who travels on official duty); (vi) a Head or Deputy Head of the Diplomatic Mission of Saint Christopher and Nevis in a foreign country; (vii) a High Commissioner or Deputy High Commissioner of Saint Christopher and Nevis; (viii) a Consul or Consul General of Saint Christopher and Nevis; (ix) a Permanent Secretary (upon request); (x) a Head of Judiciary (if a national); (xi) a Cabinet Secretary; (xii) a Financial Secretary; LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 Passports and Travel Documents Act CAP.
6.04 9 (xiii)Diplomats (including, upon request, a spouse or minors who travel on duty with them overseas), namely— (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) Heads of Mission/Embassy/High Commission; Deputy Head/Minister Counsellor; Counsellor; First Secretary; Second Secretary; Third Secretary; Attaché; (xiv) Heads of Consulates; (xv) such other person as the Minister may designate from time to time; (Substituted by S.R.O.
63/2011) (b) an official passport to— (i) Heads of Department; (ii) other officers on official duty at the level of assistant Secretary and above; (iii) any other Official as approved by the Minister; (Substituted by S.R.O.

63/2011) (c) an ordinary passport to any citizen of Saint Christopher and Nevis.

Application for Passport.


(1) No ordinary passport shall be issued unless an application and declaration 5. is made on the appropriate form specified in Schedule 2 to these Regulations and available, on application, from a Passport and Visa Officer.

(2) Every application for a passport shall be made in the proper name of the applicant.

(Amended by S.R.O.

63/2011) Authentication and Sponsorship.
Each application for an ordinary passport shall be authenticated and sponsored 6. by a medical practitioner, a counsel and attorney of the Supreme Court, a member of the National Assembly or Nevis Island Assembly, a Minister of religion, a senior civil servant, a senior bank official, a gazetted police officer, a magistrate or justice of the peace who has been personally acquainted with the applicant for at least two years and who is not a member of the immediate family of the applicant.
Photographs required.

(1) Every application for an ordinary passport shall be accompanied by three 7. copies of a recent photograph of the applicant.

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63/2011) (2) Photographs shall be taken full face, without hat or other covering of the head, and must not be mounted.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 (3) The size shall not exceed two and one-half inches by two inches nor be less than two inches by one and one-half inches.

(4) Photographs shall be coloured, printed on normal thin photographic paper and they shall be left unglazed on the reverse side and shall be capable of adhesion to a passport.

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(Amended by S.R.O.

63/2011) (5) The person authenticating and sponsoring the application shall endorse the reverse side of one copy of each photograph with the words— “I certify that this is a true likeness of the applicant (Mr, Ms, Mrs or Miss)”, and shall add his or her signature.

*(6) All photographs which are appended to an application for a passport shall become the property of the Government.

(Amended by S.R.O.

63/2011) Countries for which Passports are valid.


**8. may be endorsed for additional countries after issue, on payment of the requisite fee.

(1) A Passport shall be valid only for travel to the countries named therein but (2) The form of a passport so endorsed cannot exempt the holder from compliance with any immigration regulations in force in any country or from the necessity of obtaining a visa wherever a visa may be required by the law of any such country.

Fees.
Fees.

(1) The fees specified in Schedule 1 to these Regulations shall be paid for the 9. matters specified in that Schedule.

(2) The Minister may in writing, determine the fees to be paid for the issue and renewal of visas, passports and other travel documents overseas.

Validity of Passport.

(1) Any passport may be renewed from the date of expiration for any further 10. period from one to five years at the request of the holder.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the validity of a passport shall not exceed ten years from the original date of issue.

(Amended by S.R.O.

63/2011) (3) After the expiration of ten years from the original date of issue a passport shall not be capable of renewal and a new passport must be applied for.

(4) A new passport must be applied for whenever there is no further space for the insertion of visas in a current passport.

Appearance of Applicant in person.

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(1) A Passport Officer, or in the case of an application outside Saint Christopher and Nevis, a diplomatic agent or consular officer, may in his or her discretion refuse to issue a passport unless the applicant appears in person.

* Subregulation (6) is deleted and subregulation (7) is renumbered as subregulation (6) ** Regulation 8 is deleted by S.R.O.
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6.04 11 (2) Notwithstanding sub-regulation (1), in the case of an application for the replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged passport, an applicant shall be required to appear in person before a new passport may be issued.

(Inserted by S.R.O.
63/2011) (3) Pursuant to sub-regulation (2), a Passport Officer or in the case of an applicant outside Saint Christopher and Nevis, a diplomatic agent or consular officer, shall conduct a personal interview of the applicant to make a determination on whether the applicant’s statement, together with or without the following documents supporting the statement of the applicant, that his or her passport was lost, stolen or damaged is sufficient evidence to justify the issuance of a new passport— (a) police report; (b) other official report; or (c) other credible information.
(Inserted by S.R.O.

63/2011) Custody of Official Passport.

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(1) The Chief Passport Officer shall be the custodian of all official passports.

(2) An official passport shall be given to the person to whom it is issued, not more than five days before departure on an official trip, or for the purpose of obtaining visa or other travel requirements in the country the official is visiting or passing through.
(3) Subject to sub-regulation (4), a person who travels with an official passport shall submit the passport to the Chief Passport Officer within five days of returning to the Federation of Saint Christopher and Nevis, from an official trip.

(4) Notwithstanding sub-regulation (3), the holder of an official passport serving in a diplomatic mission overseas shall submit his or her official passport to the Chief Passport Officer only upon being recalled or at the end of his or her duty tour overseas.
(5) No person shall use an official passport for a purpose that is not official.

(6) The Chief Passport Officer shall keep record of the movements of all official passports.

Lost, stolen or damaged passports.

(1) The mandatory waiting time between application for and issuance of a 13 replacement passport for a lost, stolen or damaged passport shall be no less than 14 days except in circumstances where the applicant’s statement is supported by a police report, or other official report.
(2) Subject to subregulation (4), where a person has lost two passports, that person shall not be issued with a new passport until a period of ten years expires after the person officially reports that the second passport is lost, stolen or damaged.

(3) A person who has been issued with a new passport after his or her passport was reported as lost, stolen or damaged and who subsequently finds the old passport or parts thereof shall present it to a Passport Officer for physical cancellation of the passport.
(4) The provisions of subregulation (2) may only be waived in circumstances where a full investigation of the matter indicates that the two passports were actually lost, stolen or damaged and the issuance of a new passport is approved by the Minister.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 SCHEDULE 1 TO THE REGULATIONS (Regulation 8(1)) FEES FOR PASSPORT (a) (b) (c) Issue of a 32 page e-passport for applicants under 16 years or over 65 years $150.00 Issue of a 32 page e-passport for applicants 16 years or under 65 years $250.00 Issue of 32 page e-passport to a citizen by investment $250.00 (Plus Administrative Fees for special processing $425.00) (Total: US $250.00) (d) Replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged e-passport (except for citizenship by investment) without a copy of a report from the Police, Fire & Rescue Services Department, other relevant authority, or such credible information supporting the applicant’s statement.
$500.00 (e) (f) Replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged e-passport (except for citizenship by investment) with a copy of a report from the Police, Fire & Rescue Services Department, other relevant authority, or such credible information supporting the applicant’s statement.
$250.00 Replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged e-passport for citizenship by investment without a copy of a report from the Police, Fire & Rescue Services Department, other relevant authority, or such credible information supporting the applicant’s statement.
$500.00 (Plus Administrative Fees for special processing $850.00) (Total: US $500.00) (g) Replacement of a lost, stolen or damaged e-passport for citizenship by investment with a copy of a report from the Police, Fire & Rescue Services Department, other relevant authority, or such credible information supporting the applicant’s statement.
$250.00 (Plus Administrative Fees for special processing $425.00) (Total: US $250.00) (h) (i) Processing and issuing of passport in four days or less (except citizenship by investment) $350.00 Processing and issuing of passport in four days or less for citizenship by investment $350.00 (Plus Administrative Fees for special processing $595.00) (Total: US $350.00) (Substituted by S.R.O.

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6.04 13 SCHEDULE 2 TO THE REGULATIONS (Regulation 5(1)) SAINT CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVIS FORM “A” APPLICATION FOR A PASSPORT Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis APPLICATION FOR A PASSPORT INSTRUCTIONS HOW TO COMPLETE THE FORM 1.

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Sections 1, 2, 3 and 6 must be completed by all applicants.

Sections 4 and 5 are to be completed where applicable.

Section 7 is to be completed by the Parent or Legal Guardian of an applicant under age 16.
Section 8 is to be completed by an applicant age 16 and over.

Section 9 is to be completed by the recommender.

DOCUMENTS TO BE PRODUCED FOR PERSONS UNDER AGE 16 1.

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Completed Application Form Two (2) passport sized photos Birth Certificate of applicant Certificate of Citizenship (if applicable) One hundred and fifty dollars ($150.00) fees in stamps Old passport (if applicable) Passport Recovery Form (if applicable) Any other document as may be required FOR PERSONS AGE 16 AND OVER Completed Application Form Two (2) passport sized photos Birth Certificate of applicant Certificate of Citizenship (if applicable) Two hundred and fifty dollars ($250.00) fees in stamp Old passport (if applicable) Police record 1.
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Marriage Certificate (if applicant wishes to carry the surname of the spouse) Decree Absolute (if applicant wishes to revert to maiden name) 9.

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Passport Recovery Form (if applicable) 11.

Any other document as may be required CITIZENS BY INVESTMENT Completed Application Form Two (2) passport sized photos Birth Certificate of applicant Certificate of Citizenship Old passport (if applicable) Police Record 1.

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Marriage Certificate (if applicant wishes to carry the surname of the 8.

9. spouse) Decree Absolute (if applicant wishes to revert to maiden name) Six hundred and seventy-five dollars ($675.00) fees in stamps (standard fee) 10.

One thousand three hundred and fifty dollars ($1,350.00) fees in stamps (lost, stolen or damaged passport) 11.

Passport Recovery Form (if applicable) 12.


Any other document as may be required Damaged Passports-Applicants who wish to replace a damaged passport must complete the Passport Recovery Form stating the conditions under which the passport was damaged.

The fee payable is five hundred dollars ($500.00) in stamps.

Lost or Stolen Passports-An affidavit providing details of the passport and the conditions under which the passport was lost or stolen (whether valid or expired).
Passport Recovery Form and a police report must be submitted to the Passport Office at least one month prior to an application for a new passport.

The fee payable is five hundred dollars ($500.00) in stamps.

Photographs-Two copies of a recent photograph of the applicant must be included with the application.

These photographs should be taken full face, without a hat on a neutral solid background (no teeth should be showing).

Black and white photographs are not acceptable.


The size of the photographs is 1.77” x 1.38” (45mm x 35mm).

The recommender is also required to endorse the reverse side of one copy of the photographs with the words: “I certify that this is a true likeness of the applicant Mr Mrs Miss …………………………… (Printing the applicant’s full name) and add the recommender’s signature and official stamp.

Recommendation-Section 8 should be completed by the person verifying the declaration of the applicant.
The recommender should be a Member of the National Assembly, Nevis Island Assembly, Justice of the Peace, Notary Public, Minister of Religion, Medical or Legal Practitioner, Senior Civil Servant, Senior Bank Official, Gazetted Police Officer, or any person of standing PERSONALLY ACQUAINTED with the applicant.

Members of Immediate Family are not eligible.

similar LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 b) Applicant’s Photograph: Supplied photos must cover the marks below.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act To avoid delay answers to relevant sections should be completed in black or blue ink.

1 a) Applicant’s Signature: Please sign below within the area bounded by the marks.

Please fill out the form in BLOCK CAPITALS.

NOTE: Do not sign this form until you have read all notes on page 1.
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY Application Number Passport Number b) Application for: [ ] Adult [ ] Child under Age 16 2 Surname [ ]Mr [ ]Mrs [ ]Ms [ ]Miss Status: [ ] Single Given Names: [ ] Married [ ] Widowed [ ] Divorced [ ] Legally Separated Maiden Name: (if applicant is a woman who is or has been married) Gender: [ ] Male [ ] Female Has name been changed otherwise than by marriage?
[ ] No [ ] Yes If so, state original name PERSONAL DESCRIPTION Age last birthday Place and country of birth Date of Birth Occupation: Present address: Usual place of residence: Contact number: 3 CITIZENSHIP Height: Feet Inches Colour of eyes Colour of hair Special peculiarities (visible): Citizen of St. Kitts and Nevis by [ ] Birth [ ] Descent [ ] Marriage [ ] Investment [ ] Residence [ ] Registration If born in [ ] St. Kitts [ ] Nevis Birth Certificate no.

………………….. Parish…………….


If born outside of St. Kitts and Nevis, particulars of Certificate of Citizenship/Registration Number of Certificate ……………………………… Date of Issue ………………………….

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6.04 15 4 PERSONS WHO ARE CITIZENS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVIS BY DESCENT Name of parent/grandparent that was born in St. Kitts and Nevis ............................................................................ Place of Birth .....................................................................
Date of Birth ................................................ 5 PERSONS WHO ARE CITIZENS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVIS BY MARRIAGE ONLY Name of Spouse ................................................................. Place of Birth ...............................................................
If spouse was born outside of the Federation, Certificate of Citizenship number: ................................................... Place of Marriage ...............................................................
Date of Marriage .......................................... 6 PASSPORT REQUIRED FOR TRAVELLING TO ................................................................................................ PURPOSE OF TRAVEL ......................................................................................................................................... 7 THIS SECTION IS TO BE COMPLETED BY THE PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN OF A CHILD UNDER AGE 16 DECLARATION I, the undersigned, hereby apply for the issue of a passport to the above-named child.
I declare that the information given in this application is correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, and that the child has not lost the status of Citizen of Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis.

I further declare (cross out “A” or “B”, whichever does not apply): A-that the child has not previously held or applied for a passport of any description; B-that all previous passports granted to the child have been surrendered, other than passport or travel document No.
.................................... which is now attached, and that no other application for a passport has been made since the attached passport or travel document was issued to him/her.

Name ............................................................................

Relationship to Child ..........................................

Signed ...........................................................................

Date ....................................................................
NOTE: If the child has had a passport which has been lost, cross out A and B and complete the Passport Recovery Form.
8 THIS SECTION IS TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT OVER AGE 16 I, the undersigned, declare that the information given in the application is correct and a. b. c. d. that I have not lost the status of Citizenship of Saint Christopher (St. Kitts) and Nevis that I have not previously held or applied for any passport or that all previous passports granted to me have been cancelled other than passport no.
........................... which is now attached and that I have not made any other application for a passport since the attached passport was issued to me.

that I understand that knowingly making a false statement in this application is an offence contrary to section 10 of the Passport and Travel Documents Act.

Signature .......................................................................

Date .................................................................... 16 CAP.
6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 9 Recommender I certify that the applicant is known to me personally and that to the best of my knowledge and belief, the facts stated on this form are correct.

I have known the applicant for ..................... years.
Official stamp (if any) Signature ........................................................................................................... Full name ..........................................................................................................

Occupation ........................................................................................................
Address ..................................................................................................................................

Date ....................................................................................................

IMPORTANT:-Applicants and persons who countersign applications (see section 7) are warned that, should any statement made in connection with this applicant prove to be untrue, the consequences to them may be serious.
10 FOR OFFICIAL USE DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED TO BE NOTED HERE SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION (Substituted by S.R.O.

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6.04 17 SCHEDULE 3 TO THE REGULATIONS SAINT CHRISTOPHER (ST. KITTS) AND NEVIS PASSPORT RECOVERY FORM (Inserted by S.R.O.

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6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 SECOND SCHEDULE (Sections 9 and 11) VISA (EXEMPTION) ORDER Short title.

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This Order may be cited as the Visa (Exemption) Order.

Visa exemption.

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Visa exemption.

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Aliens being citizens of the countries mentioned in the Schedule landing in Saint Christopher and Nevis from any place beyond Saint Christopher and Nevis and in possession of a valid passport issued to them by the proper authority of their country of nationality shall be exempt from the provisions of the Immigration Act, requiring passports of aliens to be visaed by a Saint Christopher and Nevis Consular Officer or other person duly so authorised.
__________ SCHEDULE TO THE ORDER Commonwealth Countries Antigua and Barbuda Dominica Australia Fiji Commonwealth of the Bahamas The Gambia Bangladesh Ghana Barbados Grenada Belize Guyana Botswana India Brunei Jamaica Canada Kenya Cyprus Kiribati Lesotho Singapore Malawi Solomon Islands Malaysia Sri Lanka Maldives Swaziland Malta Tanzania Mauritius Tonga Nauru Trinidad and Tobago New Zealand Tuvalu Nigeria Uganda Papua New Guinea United Kingdom and Dependencies Passports and Travel Documents Act CAP.
6.04 19 LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 Saint Lucia Vanuatu Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Western Samoa Seychelles Zambia Sierra Leone Zimbabwe Organisation of American States (OAS) Countries Argentina Mexico Bolivia Nicaragua Brazil Panama Chile Paraguay Colombia Peru Other Countries Austria Egypt Bahrain Costa Rica United States of America Ecuador Uruguay El Salvador Venezuela Guatemala Honduras (Amended by SRO 5/1989) Italy Republic of China Jordan Federal Republic of Germany Republic of Korea Belgium Finland France Netherlands Antilles (Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao, St. Maarten, St. Eustatius, St. Bartholemew, Saba).
Greece Norway Iceland Oman Ireland Kuwait Saudi Arabia Liechtenstein Spain Luxembourg Sweden Monaco Switzerland Netherlands Turkey Denmark Puerto Rico & the U. S. Virgin Islands United Arab Emirates Israel Qatar __________ 20 CAP.

6.04 Passports and Travel Documents Act LAWS OF SAINT CHRISTOPHER AND NEVIS Revision Date: 31 Dec 2017 THIRD SCHEDULE (Sections 9 and 11) PASSPORT (EXEMPTION) ORDER Citation.

1.

This Order may be cited as the Passport (Exemption) Order.

Passport Exemption.
Passport Exemption.

The following persons are exempt from the provisions of the Immigration Act, 2.
(which requires the possession of a valid passport by persons entering Saint Christopher and Nevis)— (a) Citizens of a country which is a Member State of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) as set out in the Schedule hereto and who are in possession of a valid ticket issued by a steamship company or an airline company providing for their return to the country to which they belong and a form of identification bearing a photograph of the bearer, the nationality and the date and place of birth of the bearer; (b) Citizens of the United Kingdom, the United States of America or of Canada who are visiting Saint Christopher and Nevis for a period not exceeding six months and who are in possession of— (i) a valid ticket issued by a steamship company or an airline company providing for their return to the United Kingdom, the United States of America or Canada respectively; and (ii) a form of identification bearing a photograph of the bearer, the nationality and the date and place of birth of the bearer; (c) Passengers in transit by sea or air who do not intend to remain in Saint Christopher and Nevis for more than fourteen days provided they are in possession of— (i) a through ticket to some other destination; and (ii) a form of identification bearing a photograph of the bearer and the nationality and the date and place of birth of the bearer; (d) Officials of any of the following Organisations (hereinafter called “the Organisation”)— (i) The Caribbean Community; (ii) The Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States; (iii) The Organisation of American States; (iv) The United Nations and its agencies, who are visiting Saint Christopher and Nevis on official business of the Organisation and who are in possession of an official travel document valid for travel to Saint Christopher and Nevis in the form issued by the Organisation to its officials for travel between Member States of the Organisation.
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6.04 21 SCHEDULE TO THE ORDER (Regulation 2 (a)) ANTIGUA AND BARBUDA BAHAMAS BARBADOS BELIZE DOMINICA GRENADA GUYANA JAMAICA MONTSERRAT SAINT LUCIA SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO __________