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Oct 28th 2008
what does the following mean?
All visitors must hold sufficient funds to cover period of intended stay,

as well as an onward or return ticket to country of permanent residence

and documents required for next destination.
 
Oct 29th 2008
Hi Debbie, All visa information says that and its really intended to protect against possible illegal immigrants not tourists. Provided you have a hotel booking, and a return ticket you are absolutely fine. It is important to note however, that not all nationalities are treated the same, so for example, if you are from Sudan, you will get strict treatment, but from Canada, you'll encounter no problems at all.
 
debbie
Oct 29th 2008
Awesome thank you so much!
 
Brad
Nov 14th 2008
Hi, I am canadian but will be entering Jamaica for a friends wedding and will be coming from south america. I plan on booking a flight when i get there to go over to Guatemala or Costa, somewhere in central america. If i don't have onward ticket upon arrival will I encounter problems you think? Cheers.
 
Di
Dec 24th 2008
I am Canadian, can I bring Canadian cash to exchange for Jamican dollars
Diana
 
ConstantZen
Jan 14th 2009
Hey.. I'm planning a trip with a friend who doesn't have a passport (Canadian.) I've been looking online for the most current entry requirements and not sure what's most current? As of January 2009 do Canadian require a passport? or is it still sufficient to have a birth certificate and photo id?
 
joanna24
Jan 22nd 2009
hey do you pay taxes when you come into or leave Jamaica?
 
willy
Feb 2nd 2009
You only need a canadian birth certificate and government photo ID to enter Jamaica from Canada ConstantZen
 
goingback
Feb 20th 2009
> can I bring Canadian cash to exchange for Jamican dollars

A: just exchange it at the airport. They only use USD and JMD down there.

>hey do you pay taxes when you come into or leave Jamaica?

No (but maybe if you are bringing in alot of goods?)
 
Jam
Apr 15th 2009
I am a white female Canadian who lived and worked in Ocho Rios for 5 years. I am well aware that there are parts of the island that are not safe and have a lot of crime, however there are parts of Toronto that are not particularily safe and also have crime. Jamaica is a wonderful place and I am sick and tired of people scaring others away from the island. Be street smart and do what you think is best. I never had one problem in five years. I was well respected and respected everyone back.
 
D
Apr 22nd 2009
Hi!

I'm a gay guy headed to Jamaica with my two straight guy friend in May. I understand that homosexual behaviour is illegal in Jamaica, but am I likely to be at risk for just being homosexual?

Also, does anyone know if there is a gay culture at all down there?

D
 
Molson
Apr 28th 2009
Hey Jam.....was it hard to get into Jamaica to work? I love Jamaica and want to move there but I don't even know where to start first! Have been going online to find out about what I have to do to accomplish this dream of mine but I don't know where to start......any help would be great!!!!!
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