Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Belize?
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How we checkNo visa. Spanish passport holders need no visa for tourist stays under 30 days.
Spain's foreign ministry says EU citizens need no visa for a tourist stay of less than 30 days and that longer stays need a Belize Visitor's Permit Extension, which can run up to 6 months with a payment for each extra month. Visitors need a passport valid for at least three months from entry, a return or onward ticket, a hotel booking and enough funds. The national ID card is not accepted.
Source: Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores, Unión Europea y Cooperación. Checked Oct 3, 2026See the source
- Maximum stay
- Under 30 days without a visa
- "No es necesario visado para una estancia por turismo inferior a 30 días para los ciudadanos nacionales de países de la Unión Europea."
- Extension
- Up to 6 months, paid per month
- Request the "Belize Visitor's Permit Extension" from the immigration authorities; Belize Immigration lists BZ$200 for each extra 30 days.
- Passport validity
- At least 3 months from entry
- It must also cover the whole stay; the DNI and birth certificates are not valid documents for entry.
- Ticket, hotel and funds
- Return ticket, hotel booking, funds
- Visitors must hold a return flight or other onward transport, a hotel reservation and enough funds; airlines often check these at check-in.
- Departure tax
- 73.50 USD by air, 20 USD by land
- The ministry lists 73.50 USD for air (cash, US dollars only), 20 USD by land and 7 USD by sea; normally included in the air ticket.