Travelling to Bahamas

In short
20 of the 22 passports we cover can visit Bahamas without a visa. Find yours below, or check your whole trip.
Entry requirements by nationality
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visa-free short stay · up to 240 days per visit
visa-free short stay · up to 30 days per visit
visa-free short stay
What you can bring
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- Alcoholallowed, within limitsEach adult may bring duty-free one quart of spirits and one quart of wine.
- CannabisprohibitedOfficial Bahamas visitor guidance (Ministry of Tourism FAQ, health and safety tips): 'The purchase and usage of marijuana is illegal and enforced with strict penalties.' Do not bring cannabis in any form.
- Cashallowed, declaration may be requiredDeclare cash and negotiable instruments worth BSD 10,000 (= USD 10,000) or more.
- Dronesdepends on specificsEvery drone must be registered with the Civil Aviation Authority Bahamas (CAA-B) before you fly.
- Fresh produceprohibitedFresh fruit, vegetables, plants and flowers need an import permit from the Department of Agriculture before you travel.
- Meat & dairyallowed, declaration may be requiredDeclare all food. Some dairy items are restricted.
- MedicationallowedYou can travel to The Bahamas with prescription medicine for an existing illness.
- Petsdepends on specificsTo bring an animal you need a current single-use import permit from the Department of Agriculture and a current veterinary health certificate.
- Tobaccoallowed, within limitsEach adult may bring duty-free one of: 200 cigarettes, OR 50 cigars, OR one pound (about 454 g) of tobacco.
- WeaponsprohibitedYou may not bring firearms (or fireworks) without special authorization from the Commissioner of Police.
Recent changes to Bahamas's rules
- 2026-10-17Strict cleanup: remove press/blog-sourced figures from row notes
- 2026-10-16Medication row for the Bahamas; log remaining medication holes
- 2026-10-11Eight more destinations: Chile, Montenegro, Jamaica, Bahamas, Ecuador, Tanzania, Cambodia, Israel
Checked against official sources on 2026-10-10. Official source
