クウェートのすべてのビザルートを解説

American citizens are on Kuwait's official eligible-countries list: get the tourist visa online on the official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw) or on arrival at Kuwait International Airport. It is single entry, valid one month from issuance, with a stay of up to three months from entry; the fee is 3 KWD and may vary by nationality.

British citizens are on Kuwait's official eligible-countries list: get the tourist visa online on the official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw) or on arrival at Kuwait International Airport. It is single entry, valid one month from issuance, with a stay of up to three months from entry; the fee is 3 KWD and may vary by nationality.

British citizens living in the United States are on Kuwait's official eligible-countries list: get the tourist visa online from the US (or anywhere) on the official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw), or on arrival at Kuwait International Airport. The process is identical regardless of where you live. It is single entry, valid one month from issuance, with a stay of up to three months from entry; the fee is 3 KWD and may vary by nationality.

Indian citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Indian citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Egyptian citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Egyptian citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Sri Lankan citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Sri Lankan citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

German citizens are on Kuwait's official eligible-countries list: get the tourist visa online on the official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw) or on arrival at Kuwait International Airport. It is single entry, valid one month from issuance, with a stay of up to three months from entry; the fee is 3 KWD and may vary by nationality.

German citizens living in the United States are on Kuwait's official eligible-countries list: get the tourist visa online from the US (or anywhere) on the official Kuwait Visa platform (kuwaitvisa.moi.gov.kw), or on arrival at Kuwait International Airport. The process is identical regardless of where you live. It is single entry, valid one month from issuance, with a stay of up to three months from entry; the fee is 3 KWD and may vary by nationality.

Nepali citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Nepali citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Pakistani citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Pakistani citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Bangladeshi citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Bangladeshi citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Filipino citizens are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.

Filipino citizens living in the United States are not on Kuwait's eVisa eligible-countries list, so a family visit runs on a sponsored entry permit — and this is identical wherever you live, including the US: a relative residing in Kuwait sponsors you and lodges the request with the General Department of Immigration, then sends you the issued entry permit. The permit is single entry, valid 30 days from issuance, with a stay of up to 30 days from entry; the fee is 10 KWD per month.