Cayman Islands resumes operation at visa workplace in Jamaica

The Cayman Islands visa workplace in Jamaica, which closed in March 2020 as a result of COVID-19 pandemic, has reopened.

The Cayman Islands Customs and Border Management (CBC) says regular operations resumed on March 1.

It additionally says the reopening of the workplace gives a change in service by helping with the digital software and processing of charges.

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The workplace will now not interview candidates, endorse passports, settle for paper purposes, or provide any data on the standing of the applying as the method will likely be shifting on-line.

CBC Deputy Director Gary Wong said that the workplace is taking a extra fashionable strategy as companies will now be accomplished utilizing a web-based processing system.

“There will likely be kiosks within the workplace the place clients can are available in to make use of to finish the web software course of which incorporates on-line funds,” he mentioned.

“For individuals who might have challenges in accessing the Web or would require help within the course of, an worker will have the ability to help within the workplace,” Wong mentioned.

People ought to enable 14 days for visa processing, and their passports should be legitimate for not less than six months from the proposed date of arrival.

A journey authorization that permits journey for accepted visas will likely be despatched by way of e mail.

All processing charges are non-refundable and every individual touring would require a separate software.

All purposes and costs are processed and paid on-line at www.cbc.gov.ky.