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Cocos (Keeling) IslandsGuineaTravel corridor

Guinea visa requirements for citizens of Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

Visa on arrivalStays of up to 30 days per visit.

Citizens of Cocos (Keeling) Islands can typically obtain a visa on arrival in Guinea for stays of up to 30 days. Conditions apply — review the official requirements before travel.

Routes for Guinea last verified 14 Jun 2026 against official sources.

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Beyond short stays

Other ways into Guinea for citizens of Cocos (Keeling) Islands.

Study & Training

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Guinea Student Long-Stay VisaGov fee $150 · ~3 days processing

Work & Self-Employment

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Guinea Work Permit (Autorisation de Travail / Contrat Visé)~30 days processing

Invest & Capital

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Guinea Investor Route (APIP-Guinée / Investment Code)

Family & Origin

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Guinea Family / Spouse Long-Stay VisaGov fee $150 · ~3 days processing

Special Categories

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Guinea Diplomatic / Service / Courtesy Visa (VDSC)~3 days processing
Guinea Residence Card (Carte de Séjour)
Guinea ECOWAS Free Movement (Visa-Free Entry + Residence Card)
Guinea Long-Term Visa (Visa Long Séjour - VLS)Gov fee $150 · ~3 days processing

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