There are many people having issues with how to fly to Jamaica without transit visa, please if you know any best route or airlines to use kindly advise.

Thanks

Aleliberty:
There are many people having issues with how to fly to Jamaica without transit visa, please if you know any best route or airlines to use kindly advise.

Thanks

You can fly for Nigeria to Jamaica for transit in Dubai to Sao Paulo to Panama to jamaica

Please if there anyone who has idea about how to get to Grenada from Nigeria without any transit visa should also help out please

bollyano:
Please if there anyone who has idea about how to get to Grenada from Nigeria without any transit visa should also help out please

Before you can get to Grenada, you must first arrive in Barbados, because there you can fly to Grenada

sliksusan:


You can fly for Nigeria to Jamaica for transit in Dubai to Sao Paulo to Panama to jamaica

Was told that transit visa is now required because people refused to transit and rather seeking asylum in Brazil

Please which of the airline fly from Nigeria- Dubai-Sao Paulo-Panama-Jamaica route

sliksusan:


Before you can get to Grenada, you must first arrive in Barbados, because there you can fly to Grenada

Okay, thanks... which route can I use to get to barbados without transit visa

bollyano:

Okay, thanks... which route can I use to get to barbados without transit visa

Either you use Sao Paulo to Panama to Barbados
or with Istanbul to Panama to Barbados
but did not try to buy a separate ticket
Let your ticket be a return ticket with a PNR code
You must collect your entire Lagos to Barbados boarding pass

Ezekielibeh:
Please which of the airline fly from Nigeria- Dubai-Sao Paulo-Panama-Jamaica route

You buy the complete ticket with just one PNR booking code
did not try to buy a separate ticket
airline emirate airline from lagos to dubai to sao paulo copa airline from sao paulo to panama to kingston
Do you have a visa or can you also fly in Abuja

bollyano:

Okay, thanks... which route can I use to get to barbados without transit visa

I am in Barbados... unfortunately... I see say you vote Buhari for 2015... now you want to japa... I'm sorry sister, I cant help you...

sliksusan:

Either you use Sao Paulo to Panama to Barbados
or with Istanbul to Panama to Barbados
but did not try to buy a separate ticket
Let your ticket be a return ticket with a PNR code
You must collect your entire Lagos to Barbados boarding pass

Wouldn't work.... copa isn't flying to Barbados since covid

Aleliberty:


Was told that transit visa is now required because people refused to transit and rather seeking asylum in Brazil

True... Nigerians just always know how to abuse things...

HOKIM:


True... Nigerians just always know how to abuse things...

who told you copa airlines don't go to barbados from sao paulo to panama to barbados copa airlines

depart • Wed, Jun 15
11h 34m
Copa Airlines
Copa Airlines 702
3:16 am
Sao Paulo Guarulhos Intl (GRU)
6h 56m
8:12 am
Panama City Tocumen Intl (PTY)
Economy
Boeing 737 MAX 9
1h 14m
•
Change planes in Panama City (PTY)
Copa Airlines
Copa Airlines 260
9:26 am
Panama City Tocumen Intl (PTY)
3h 24m
1:50 pm
Bridgetown Grantley Adams Intl (BGI)
Economy
Boeing 737-800
Return • Thu, Jun 23
31h 54m
interCaribbean Airways
interCaribbean Airways 783
12:10 pm
Bridgetown Grantley Adams Intl (BGI)
1h 25m
1:35 pm
Georgetown Cheddi Jagan Intl (GEO)
Economy
Embraer ERJ-145
13h 59m
•
Change planes in Georgetown (GEO)
Long layover
Copa Airlines
Copa Airlines 191
3:34 am
Georgetown Cheddi Jagan Intl (GEO)
Departs Fri, Jun 24
3h 48m
6:22 am
Panama City Tocumen Intl (PTY)
Economy
Boeing 737-700
5h 37m
•
Change planes in Panama City (PTY)
Long layover
Copa Airlines
Copa Airlines 701
11:59 am
Panama City Tocumen Intl (PTY)
7h 05m
9:04 pm
Sao Paulo Guarulhos Intl (GRU)

HOKIM:


Wouldn't work.... copa isn't flying to Barbados since covid

Copa Airlines still flies all those Caribbean islands from Sao Paulo

sliksusan:


You can fly for Nigeria to Jamaica for transit in Dubai to Sao Paulo to Panama to jamaica

Jesus. Nyash go bend for this kind journey. How many hours is it in total?

bollyano:

Okay, thanks... which route can I use to get to barbados without transit visa

Travel with Turkish Airlines. I am not a travel agent but I reside in the Americas. You will have to travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey to Panama and then panama to Barbados. The trip from Panama to Barbados is via COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airlines and they have an agreement with Turkish Airlines.

So you are going to get your entire itinerary/ airline ticket from Turkish Airlines and when you check in your luggage from Nigeria, you will get your luggage at your final destination which is Barbados.

I don't suggest you travel through Brazil. I think you will need a transit visa if you do. The route through Istanbul and panama is your best bet. As long as you don't leave the airport in Istanbul Turkey while transiting and your transit wait time at the airport is no longer than 12 hours in Panama, you don't need a transit visa.

sliksusan:

Either you use Sao Paulo to Panama to Barbados
or with Istanbul to Panama to Barbados
but did not try to buy a separate ticket
Let your ticket be a return ticket with a PNR code
You must collect your entire Lagos to Barbados boarding pass

Thank you so much

HOKIM:


I am in Barbados... unfortunately... I see say you vote Buhari for 2015... now you want to japa... I'm sorry sister, I cant help you...

Hmmmm

dasparrow:


Travel with Turkish Airlines. I am not a travel agent but I reside in the Americas. You will have to travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey to Panama and then panama to Barbados. The trip from Panama to Barbados is via COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airlines and they have an agreement with Turkish Airlines.

So you are going to get your entire itinerary/ airline ticket from Turkish Airlines and when you check in your luggage from Nigeria, you will get your luggage at your final destination which is Barbados.

I don't suggest you travel through Brazil. I think you will need a transit visa if you do. The route through Istanbul and panama is your best bet. As long as you don't leave the airport in Istanbul Turkey while transiting and your transit wait time at the airport is no longer than 12 hours in Panama, you don't need a transit visa.

Thank you sir

dasparrow:


Travel with Turkish Airlines. I am not a travel agent but I reside in the Americas. You will have to travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey to Panama and then panama to Barbados. The trip from Panama to Barbados is via COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airlines and they have an agreement with Turkish Airlines.

So you are going to get your entire itinerary/ airline ticket from Turkish Airlines and when you check in your luggage from Nigeria, you will get your luggage at your final destination which is Barbados.

I don't suggest you travel through Brazil. I think you will need a transit visa if you do. The route through Istanbul and panama is your best bet. As long as you don't leave the airport in Istanbul Turkey while transiting and your transit wait time at the airport is no longer than 12 hours in Panama, you don't need a transit visa.

Istanbul airport is not good for ecowas passport to have transit. Many African passengers are blocked at Istanbul airport because they connect with Turkish air to transit Panama to Caribbean island or South America, when you arrive at Istanbul airport for transit, if you want to board your next flight Panama, the passenger will be blocked. They will ask you to show the original letter of invitation of the country you are going If your passport is visa-free for the country you are traveling in, you will not be able to fly through Istanbul Airport to transit Panama. You want to be blocked. The only best way is Sao Paulo Airport

dasparrow:


Travel with Turkish Airlines. I am not a travel agent but I reside in the Americas. You will have to travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey to Panama and then panama to Barbados. The trip from Panama to Barbados is via COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airlines and they have an agreement with Turkish Airlines.

So you are going to get your entire itinerary/ airline ticket from Turkish Airlines and when you check in your luggage from Nigeria, you will get your luggage at your final destination which is Barbados.

I don't suggest you travel through Brazil. I think you will need a transit visa if you do. The route through Istanbul and panama is your best bet. As long as you don't leave the airport in Istanbul Turkey while transiting and your transit wait time at the airport is no longer than 12 hours in Panama, you don't need a transit visa.

a friend of mine passing through Istanbul airport to Ecuador yesterday because his passport is visa-free to Ecuador. 90 days he still blocked at Istanbul airport. They ask him for a letter of invitation
istanbul airport very bad airport for connection with airline pass panama

Hello

i will be visiting Jamaica shortly, i already purchase the ticket via Sao Paulo on same PNR

This one am hearing mandatory Brazil transit visa is required

House what do i do........ abeg ooooo

The chat trail on getting a flight to Jamaica has been helpful,however, I still need some more advice:
1. I called Turkish Airlines Abuja to get a single ticket transiting through Istanbul and the link via Copa airlines (Panama) and I was informed that I will need to source for a reliable travel agent who can prepare the itinerary with a single PNR cos they can't access that portal.
My request is can you recommend a reliable agent that specializes on this route (Abuja- Istanbul -Panama then to Jamaica)
2. My 2nd question what happens if the transiting time in Panama goes beyond their stipulated time?
Is there a need for a Panamanian transit visa? If yes, where can it be gotten because their embassy is not in Nigeria? Thank you

expertman:
For those having flight issues to Jamaica I think you can travel via carpe verde.

That's from Nigeria to Carpe Verde and then Carpe Verde to Jamaica .

Very cool that way not sure transit Visa will be needed .

Also:

https://antiguaobserver.com/antigua-airways-will-soon-operate-direct-flights-from-west-africa/

According to this week’s Cabinet notes, a new airline called Antigua Airways will soon be permitted to operate flights from West Africa directly to Antigua.

The company is financed by wealthy Africans who wish to open a new route between the African continent and the Eastern Caribbean.

jaynmagirl

jaynmagirl:
The chat trail on getting a flight to Jamaica has been helpful,however, I still need some more advice:
1. I called Turkish Airlines Abuja to get a single ticket transiting through Istanbul and the link via Copa airlines (Panama) and I was informed that I will need to source for a reliable travel agent who can prepare the itinerary with a single PNR cos they can't access that portal.
My request is can you recommend a reliable agent that specializes on this route (Abuja- Istanbul -Panama then to Jamaica)
2. My 2nd question what happens if the transiting time in Panama goes beyond their stipulated time?
Is there a need for a Panamanian transit visa? If yes, where can it be gotten because their embassy is not in Nigeria? Thank you

Did you get a good route to Jamaica?

Pls help; I am wanting to travel April next year for vacation with my family.
do I have to get a return ticket before applying for a visa?

Pls help

dasparrow:


Travel with Turkish Airlines. I am not a travel agent but I reside in the Americas. You will have to travel to Istanbul, Turkey. Turkey to Panama and then panama to Barbados. The trip from Panama to Barbados is via COPA Airlines which is a Panamanian airlines and they have an agreement with Turkish Airlines.

So you are going to get your entire itinerary/ airline ticket from Turkish Airlines and when you check in your luggage from Nigeria, you will get your luggage at your final destination which is Barbados.

I don't suggest you travel through Brazil. I think you will need a transit visa if you do. The route through Istanbul and panama is your best bet. As long as you don't leave the airport in Istanbul Turkey while transiting and your transit wait time at the airport is no longer than 12 hours in Panama, you don't need a transit visa.

Pls how can I book this kind of ticket to Jamaica Mbj?
Thanks ��

Hello, I am planning this trip for November 2022. Its not an easy route but this is what I found to get to jamaica with as few of visas as possible.
It needs to be Turkish airways. You cannot go to Panama because the layover is 13 hours and it must be less than 12 hours in order to not need a transit visa. So to get around that book to havana, cuba or bogata, Columbia. Both of these visas can be done online. And then from Bogata or havana you can book with Copa Airlnes to get to Montego bay or Kingston. Kingston has more flights than Montego Bay.

So Itinerary looks like this

Turkish Airways:
Lagos
Istanbul
Bogata/Havana

Copa Airlines
Bogata/Havana
Panama
Montego Bay/Kingston, JA

Hope this helps

[quote author=soyenuga post=116806288]Hello, I am planning this trip for November 2022. Its not an easy route but this is what I found to get to jamaica with as few of visas as possible.
It needs to be Turkish airways. You cannot go to Panama because the layover is 13 hours and it must be less than 12 hours in order to not need a transit visa. So to get around that book to havana, cuba or bogata, Columbia. Both of these visas can be done online. And then from Bogata or havana you can book with Copa Airlnes to get to Montego bay or Kingston. Kingston has more flights than Montego Bay.

So Itinerary looks like this

Turkish Airways:
Lagos
Istanbul
Bogata/Havana

Copa Airlines
Bogata/Havana
Panama
Montego Bay/Kingston, JA

Hope this helps

Please, may I reach you via email?
I have a summit in Jamaica by Jan, I'm at the risk of losing this opportunity because the organizers can't find a route that wouldn't require multiple visas for entry.

[quote author=joshbill post=118688921][/quote]you cannot do Cuba visa online. Please be sure of your information. And it's not as easy as you just said

My guy here is correct. Cuba you cannot do online. Colombia visa was done online with little stress.

GlobTrotter:
you cannot do Cuba visa online. Please be sure of your information. And it's not as easy as you just said

HOKIM:


I am in Barbados... unfortunately... I see say you vote Buhari for 2015... now you want to japa... I'm sorry sister, I cant help you...

Hiw is life over there? Is it easy or hard?

soyenuga:
My guy here is correct. Cuba you cannot do online. Colombia visa was done online with little stress.

how do they apply for the Colombia visa? Do you have the link