Antigua and Barbuda Student Visa
Want to earn your degree in warmer weather? I’ll show you step-by-step below how to get a student visa for Antigua & Barbuda.
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First, find out which consulate is responsible for visas where you live. This is where you will apply for your visa.
- If you’re inside the U.S.:
Embassy of Antigua and Barbuda, Washington DC
32 New Mexico Avenue N.W.
Washington DC 20016
- If you’re outside of the U.S.: Find your consulate here.
Next, gather the required documents.
Visa Fee
- Check the website of the embassy or consulate you found above for the latest visa fee.
Submit your documents and fees to your consulate found in Step 1.
- If applying by mail, please enclose a prepaid air bill, courier account number or SASE so you can get your passport returned to you. Very important!
Congratulations! The Antigua & Barbuda Consulate General will give to you your brand new Antigua & Barbuda visa.
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