Guatemala

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₹9,200.00 _{/
per person}

₹18,700.00 _{/
per person}

₹18,700.00 _{/
per person}

Documents Requirement

Original Passport with 02 Black Pages
Recent Passport-Size Photographs in White Background (35mm × 45mm)
National Id (Aadhar/Voter Card)
Original Last 06 Months Bank Statements
Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the last 02-03 years
If Employed; Original NOC from Employer on Company Letterhead (Mentioning position and start date, salary, date of travel and purpose of visit) with Company Seal
Salary Slips (last 03 Months) for Employees
Company ID Card
If Self-Employed; Company Incorporation Certificate
GST Registration
Company Bank Statements

We recommend that you apply for a visa at least 01 Months before the date of entry into Guatemala
The current 2026 Guatemalan visa regulation says Category B nationals who hold a valid visa from the USA, Mexico, Canada or a Schengen country are exempt from obtaining the Guatemalan consular visa and are treated as visa-exempt for entry
All applicants have to apply in person and appear for an Interview
A Yellow Fever certificate can become relevant depending on the traveller's recent travel history/transit through yellow-fever-risk countries, rather than simply because the applicant is Indian
The Guatemala Embassy in India states that if a tourist/traveller visa application is rejected, denied or cancelled, the applicant may apply again 12 months after the date of notification of the denial

Original Passport with 02 Black Pages
Recent Passport-Size Photographs in White Background (35mm × 45mm)
National Id (Aadhar/Voter Card)
Original Last 06 Months Bank Statements
Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the last 02-03 years
If Employed; Original NOC from Employer on Company Letterhead (Mentioning position and start date, salary, date of travel and purpose of visit) with Company Seal
Salary Slips (last 03 Months) for Employees
Company ID Card
If Self-Employed; Company Incorporation Certificate
GST Registration
Company Bank Statements

We recommend that you apply for a visa at least 01 Months before the date of entry into Guatemala
The current 2026 Guatemalan visa regulation says Category B nationals who hold a valid visa from the USA, Mexico, Canada or a Schengen country are exempt from obtaining the Guatemalan consular visa and are treated as visa-exempt for entry
All applicants have to apply in person and appear for an Interview
A Yellow Fever certificate can become relevant depending on the traveller's recent travel history/transit through yellow-fever-risk countries, rather than simply because the applicant is Indian
The Guatemala Embassy in India states that if a tourist/traveller visa application is rejected, denied or cancelled, the applicant may apply again 12 months after the date of notification of the denial

Original Passport with 02 Black Pages
Recent Passport-Size Photographs in White Background (35mm × 45mm)
National Id (Aadhar/Voter Card)
Original Last 06 Months Bank Statements
Income Tax Returns (ITR) for the last 02-03 years
Invitation Letter from Guatemala
Invite Person Passport/Company Incorporation Certificate
If Employed; Original NOC from Employer on Company Letterhead (Mentioning position and start date, salary, date of travel and purpose of visit) with Company Seal
Salary Slips (last 03 Months) for Employees
Company ID Card
If Self-Employed; Company Incorporation Certificate
GST Registration
Company Bank Statements

We recommend that you apply for a visa at least 01 Months before the date of entry into Guatemala
The current 2026 Guatemalan visa regulation says Category B nationals who hold a valid visa from the USA, Mexico, Canada or a Schengen country are exempt from obtaining the Guatemalan consular visa and are treated as visa-exempt for entry
All applicants have to apply in person and appear for an Interview
A Yellow Fever certificate can become relevant depending on the traveller's recent travel history/transit through yellow-fever-risk countries, rather than simply because the applicant is Indian
The Guatemala Embassy in India states that if a tourist/traveller visa application is rejected, denied or cancelled, the applicant may apply again 12 months after the date of notification of the denial