Antigua and Barbuda has been added to Namibia’s list of countries whose citizens can now obtain a visa on arrival. The new policy, which includes 36 additional nations, marks a major step by Namibia to boost tourism and strengthen international ties.

For Antiguans and Barbudans, this development means easier access to Namibia for travel, business, and cultural exchange. The visa-on-arrival option will be available at designated ports of entry, reducing the need for lengthy pre-approval processes.

Namibia hopes the expanded program will increase visitor arrivals, enhance trade opportunities, and build stronger links with the Caribbean and other regions. For Antigua and Barbuda, the decision opens new possibilities for both tourism and business connections with southern Africa.