Within seven days from receiving the information about rejecting the application, you can appeal against the decision of the Immigration Department that rejected the application. The processing time for assessing the appeal is fourteen days from receiving the appeal at the consulate.

The eVisa is valid for 180 days from the date of issuance and allows you to stay in the country for up to 30 days.

The immigration department of Antigua and Barbuda charges $100 for the 6-month Single Entry eVisa.

No, you do not submit your passport for the Antigua and Barbuda eVisa. However, you need to upload a digital copy of the passport while applying for the eVisa.

If your information on the Antigua and Barbuda eVisa does not match your passport, you will have to apply for a new eVisa. You will not be refunded for your unused eVisa.

If your travel plans change, you can not cancel your Antigua and Barbuda eVisa. The eVisa will become void after 180 days of issuance. You are not entitled to any refund of the embassy fee.

You should apply the eVisa at least 2 weeks prior to your visit to Antigua and Barbuda.

No, Antigua and Barbuda does not offer Visa-on-Arrival services for Indians. You will have to apply for the eVisa before traveling.

No, the immigration department of Antigua and Barbuda does not offer any refunds if your eVisa application is rejected.