PLEASE NOTE – THE CONSULATE IS CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING A BACKLOG IN THE PROCESSING OF MAILED-IN APPLICATIONS

 

SEPTEMBER 1ST, 15TH & 29TH 2023

Due to the high number of calls to the switch board, applicants are being encouraged to email queries to contactus@ jamaicacgmiami.org or info@missions.mfaft.gon.jm/congenmiami.
Queries relating to Waiver of J-1 Visas (Request for Letter of No Objection) should write to consul@ jamaicacgmiami.org Kindly forward queries relating to visa, passport, and citizenship applications to consularinfo@ jamaicacgmiami.org. Prior to the transmission of applications to the Consulate via courier or mail package, applicants may opt to scan and send visa emails listed above to confirm whether application(s) have been correctly filled-out.

 

1. Nationals who have been issued an adult passport after SEPTEMBER 2001 are encouraged to utilize the online application process at the Passport, Immigration, Citizenship Agency at  www.pica.gov.jm. IF ALL YOUR INFORMATION REMAINS THE SAME AS IN THE PASSPORT YOU ARE RENEWING.  THIS PROCESS IS SAFE AND QUICKER THAN THROUGH THE CONSULATE.

2. Applications may also be submitted via mail to the Consulate at 44 West Flagler Street, Suite 400, Miami, Florida 33130. Please have all REQUIRED documents (a COMPLETED Application Form and all supporting documentation) to present to the interviewing officer to avoid delays in the processing of applications.

3. Applications submitted by mail may take in excess of 90 days to be processed.

4. Applicants should track their mail with the service provider to confirm delivery to the Consulate.

5. If the application is compliant, the new passport and original documents will be returned on completion of processing. The applicant will not be contacted prior to completion of process.

6. If the application is not compliant, the applicant will be contacted in due course.

7. Visa applicants and nationals who have a TRAVEL EMERGENCY and are unable to access a timely appointment may call 305-374-8431 / Ext. 223 between 10:00 am and 3:00 p.m (EST). or email contactus@ jamaicacgmiami.org for appropriate guidance.


For Individuals Travelling to Jamaica

Travel to the island has been made easier as a travel authorization is no longer required.
Effective April 16, 2022, Jamaica will no longer have any travel restrictions that were imposed due to the pandemic as travellers to the island are no longer required to take a COVID-19 test to board a flight.

Jamaica, the place of choice to live, work, raise families and do business.

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