Latin America on a US Visa: 33-Country Visa Guide, 2026 (Part 2)

If you hold a Chinese passport and a US visa, this second part of our guide sets out the visa rules for countries 12 to 22 under the latest 2026 policies. A summary table comes first, followed by details for the seven countries where you need a form, a fee or a visa.

Countries 12 to 22 at a glance

No.	Country	Entry rules	Length of stay
12	Jamaica	Visa-free for tourism; an electronic entry form is required	30 days
13	Haiti	Visa-free with a valid passport; entry fee payable on arrival	90 days
14	Dominican Republic	Visa-free with an ordinary Chinese passport and a valid US visa such as a B1/B2 (valid for at least 6 months); a tourist card must be bought at the airport	Up to 30 days
15	Bolivia	Not visa-free for ordinary passports; visa on arrival available, about US$100	30 days
16	Guyana	Visa on arrival; apply in advance or with help from a local sponsor	30 days
17	Trinidad and Tobago	E-visa available for tourism	90 days
18	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Visa required	30 days
19	Belize	A visa is usually required, but holders of a valid US visa can enter visa-free or get a visa on arrival	—
20	Saint Lucia	Visa-free with an ordinary Chinese passport (valid passport and return ticket required)	Up to 42 days per visit
21	Mexico	Visa-free with a US, Canadian, UK, Japanese or Schengen visa	Up to 180 days
22	Peru	Visa-free with a US, Canadian, UK, Australian or Schengen visa	Up to 180 days

Jamaica: electronic entry form

Jamaica is visa-free for tourism, for stays of up to 30 days. To enter, you must complete the electronic entry form at Enter Jamaica.

Haiti: entry fee on arrival

Haiti is visa-free with a valid passport, for stays of up to 90 days. To enter, you need:

• A passport valid for at least 6 months
• A return flight itinerary
• A hotel booking or travel plan
• A US$10 (or €10) entry fee, paid on arrival; children aged 0 to 5 and holders of diplomatic or official passports are exempt

Dominican Republic: tourist card

With an ordinary Chinese passport and a valid US visa such as a B1/B2 (valid for at least 6 months), you can stay visa-free for up to 30 days. You must buy a tourist card at the airport. It costs about US$11, paid in US dollars on arrival, or you can buy it online in advance.

Documents for entry:

1. Chinese passport (valid for at least 6 months)
2. Valid US visa page (B1/B2 or similar)
3. Return flight itinerary (mandatory)
4. Hotel booking
5. Tourist card (bought at the airport)

Bolivia: visa on arrival

Ordinary passports are not visa-exempt, so you need a tourist visa on arrival or a visa issued in advance. Tourists can get a visa on arrival at airports and land border crossings.

What	Details
Length of stay	Usually 30 days, extendable, up to 90 days in total per year
Visa fee	About 300 UFV (a Bolivian unit of account), roughly US$140

Documents for a visa on arrival (all mandatory):

1. Passport (valid for at least 6 months)
2. Return flight itinerary (printed)
3. Hotel booking (Booking.com reservations are not accepted in Santa Cruz), or a letter of invitation registered and notarized with Bolivian immigration
4. Proof of financial means (in English, such as bank statements)
5. 4 × 4 cm photo with a white background
6. Yellow fever vaccination certificate (if you are visiting high-risk areas)

Source: the consular service website of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Guyana: visa sticker or visa on arrival

Ordinary Chinese passports are not visa-exempt. You can get a visa sticker in advance or a visa on arrival at the airport.

Option	Where	Fee
Visa sticker	The Guyanese Embassy in China	175 yuan (RMB)
Visa on arrival	At the airport	US$25

The length of stay is 30 days, extendable twice by 30 days each time, up to 90 days in total per year.

Trinidad and Tobago: e-visa

Tourists can apply for an e-visa for stays of up to 90 days. The visa fee is about 410 Trinidad and Tobago dollars.

• Where to apply: the e-visa application portal and the Immigration Division e-visa page
• Documents: passport page, flight booking, hotel booking, 6 months of bank statements, proof of deposits, proof of employment and your US visa. Save everything as PDF files no larger than 450 KB.
• Photo: no larger than 45 × 35 mm (1.77 × 1.38 in) and no smaller than 36 × 32 mm (1.42 × 1.26 in)

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: visa required

You need a visa, for stays of up to 30 days. There are two ways to apply:

Route	How it works
Online	Fill in and submit your application on the official application website. The visa fee is 200 Eastern Caribbean dollars (about 514 yuan).
Through a mission abroad	Because China and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines have no direct diplomatic relations, you can also apply at its embassies or consulates in the United States, Canada or the United Kingdom.

Part 3 covers countries 23 to 33, with tips for travelling in the region. Countries 1 to 11 are in Part 1.

If you plan to visit several of these countries, or are not sure whether your US visa and documents qualify, a consultant can help you check the requirements before you travel.