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Getting HereGetting HereVisitors to Guyana mainly travelby air, but travel to Guyana isalso possible by a ferry crossing viaSuriname/Guyana border and theTakutu Bridge in the Rupununi area.All visitors require a valid passport.Guyana’s international airport (CheddiJagan International Airport - CJIA)is located 25 miles/40 km south ofGeorgetown. Flights from Europe arerouted through St. Lucia, Barbdos, orTrinidad & Tobago. There are directflights from New York, Suriname,Trinidad & Tobago, Barbados andBrazil. Flights from Miami and Canadaare either direct or through Trinidad &Tobago, Panama or Curacao. Outwardflights should be reconfirmed prior todeparture.The suburban Eugene F. CorreiaInternational Airport (EFCIA)provides direct flights to Barbados,Suriname and the Hinterland.A listing of the various airlines, accesspoints, and necessary documentsis provided below according to themode of transportation.Official language is English, oftenspoken with a creole flavour. Guyanais also the only English speakingcountry in South America. Spanishand Portuguese are often heardbecause of the influx of neighbouringVenezuelans and Brazilians in Guyana.ENTRY REQUIREMENTSAll visitors require a passport whichmust be valid for at least 6 months.Those arriving by plane are requiredto have an onward plane ticket. Visas30
Getting Hereare necessary for all visitors exceptnationals of the certain countries:Visitors to Guyana are advised to checkwith the nearest Guyana Embassy,Consulate or their travel agent.Residents of countries who need or donot need visas to enter Guyana can befound on the Ministry of Foreign Affairswebsite, ‘Visa entry Requirements(Countries) www.minfor@gov.gyOnly the holders of Diplomatic,special and official passports of thefollowing countries – Bolivia, Chile,China, Colombia, Cuba, Cyprus, Haiti,India, Iran, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay andVenezuela are allowed.BY AIRAir transportation is readily availablefor travelling to several parts of thehinterland, whether for business orpleasure. Several local airlines departfrom Eugene F. Correia InternationalAirport on the East Coast of Demeraraand from Cheddi Jagan InternationalAirport, Timehri. Information on theiravailability and movement is easilyobtainable from their office and fromtour operators. For more informationclick on the airline of choice. Thenewly expanded airport at Eugene F.Correia can accommodate Dash 8, ATR42s and ATR 82s, from the CaribbeanRegion and neighbouring countries.Among the private charter Companiesoperating flights from Eugene F.Correia International Airport to theinterior are:AIRPORTS & AIRLINESCHEDDI JAGAN INT’L AIRPORTTimehriTel: (592) 261-2300Flight Information:Tel: (592) 261-2245AMERICAN AIRLINESTel: (592) 231-1027BRITISH AIRWAYSTel: 1-888-278-6024CARIBBEAN AIRLINESRobb St.Georgetown.Tel: 1-800-538-2942COPA AIRLINESCamp & New Market StreetsTel: (592) 231-2491/2FLY ALWAYSTel: (592) 698-610331
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