How Long Can I Stay in St. Maarten as a Visitor?

VISITING ST. MAARTEN AS A TOURIST

St. Maarten is a top Caribbean destination for travelers coming from Canada, the United States, the Netherlands, France, the United Kingdom, and many other places! If you’re hoping to visit St. Maarten in the near future, you may be wondering to yourself, “How long can I stay in St. Maarten as a visitor?”

How long can visitors stay in St. Maarten?

Most visitors may remain in St. Maarten for a maximum of 30 uninterrupted days. Dutch nationals and American nationals are allowed to stay for a maximum of 6 months uninterrupted with a possibility for extension.

Canadians, European Union nationals, Australians, New Zealanders, and Japanese nationals have an allowable stay of a maximum 3 months uninterrupted with a possibility for extension.

Requesting an extension of stay

Any tourist who wishes to stay longer than their allowed time may request an extension; however, the possibility of obtaining an extension can differ for those travelers who require a visa to enter St. Maarten.

All tourists who have received an approved extension of stay must have medical insurance valid for the duration of the extended stay.

Source: The Government of St. Maarten

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How Long Can I Stay in St. Maarten as a Visitor?