Applying for a long-stay Caribbean visa in North Macedonia
If you live in North Macedonia and need a visa to collect your residence permit for the Caribbean parts of the Kingdom, find out about the rules and how to apply.
Do I need a Caribbean visa?
Whether you need a long-stay Caribbean visa depends on a number of factors, including your nationality.
Which documents do I need?
You will need several documents for your application.
See the document checklist for a long-stay Caribbean visa
How much does a visa cost?
When you apply for a visa at a Netherlands embassy or consulate-general, you must pay a fee. You can find the fee here.
If you are applying through an external service provider, you will also pay a service fee.
How long does it take?
In most cases, you’ll be informed within 15 calendar days whether your application has been successful.
Do I need to submit my application in person?
You must always submit your application in person. Children under the age of 18 must also apply in person.
Applying for a visa in this country or region
Applying via the embassy
You can apply for a visa at the Dutch embassy in Skopje.
Make an appointment online at the embassy
Visa applicants coming from Albania and Kosovo
Please enter North Macedonia with your ID card, because the Dutch embassy in Skopje needs to keep your passport in order to add the visa sticker. You can then return to Albania or Kosovo with your ID card.
It takes 2 weeks to process your application. Once the visa sticker is placed in your passport, it will be sent to either the Dutch embassy in Pristina or Tirana. You can collect your passport there and do not have to travel twice to Skopje.
However, if you enter North Macedonia with your passport you will have to travel back to Skopje in about 2 weeks time to have the visa sticker added to your passport.