Visa Information

This section provides general guidance on visa requirements and entry conditions for foreign nationals traveling to Honduras. Whether a visa is required depends on the applicant’s nationality and the rules established under the Regional Consular Procedures Manual for the Central American Unified Visa (VUCA).

Who May Apply?

This service is intended for foreign nationals who wish to travel to Honduras for tourism, business, family visits, or other authorized purposes and who need to determine whether they require a visa or qualify for an exemption.

Requirements for Initial Guidance

Applicant’s nationality.
Country of residence.
Type of passport.
Purpose of travel.
Estimated travel date.
Copy of a valid passport.
Information on whether the applicant holds a valid visa issued by the United States, Canada, or a Schengen Area country.

Common Requirements When a Visa Is Required

Completed application form.
Valid passport with at least six months of remaining validity.
Recent photograph.
Travel itinerary or flight reservation.
Hotel reservation or invitation letter, as applicable.
Proof of financial means or employment certificate, when required.
Payment of the applicable consular fee.

Procedure

The applicant submits an initial inquiry to determine whether a visa is required or whether an exemption applies.
The Embassy classifies the case according to the applicable immigration category.
If a visa application can be processed at this Embassy, the applicant will be informed of the specific requirements, fees, and submission procedures.
If the matter falls under the jurisdiction of another authority or diplomatic mission, the applicant will be directed to the appropriate institution.
In special cases, the application may require prior authorization from authorities in Honduras before a visa can be issued.

Important Information

Citizens of the Republic of Korea do not require a visa to enter Honduras for stays of up to 90 days.
Individuals holding a valid visa from the United States, Canada, or a Schengen Area country may qualify for visa exemptions or more favorable treatment, depending on the applicable immigration category.
Chinese nationals are an exception and require prior review and authorization from Honduras before a visa may be issued.
This Embassy receives many visa inquiries, but only a limited number result in formal visa applications. Therefore, it is important to assess each case before requesting a complete set of supporting documents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do Korean citizens need a visa to enter Honduras? No. Korean citizens may enter Honduras without a visa for stays of up to 90 days.

Does having a U.S., Canadian, or Schengen visa help? Yes. In many cases, a valid visa from one of these jurisdictions may qualify the holder for an exemption or more favorable treatment.

Can I stay in Honduras for more than 90 days if I am a Korean citizen? Any extension of stay must be requested directly from the National Migration Institute of Honduras.

Are all visas processed through the Embassy? No. Some cases must be processed directly in Honduras or through another diplomatic mission with the appropriate jurisdiction.

Contact and Guidance

Before planning your trip or purchasing airline tickets, it is recommended that you contact the Consular Section and provide your nationality, country of residence, and purpose of travel.