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Honduras entry requirements, by passport

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Honduras visa requirements at a glance: 86 of the 198 passports VisaRadar tracks can enter Honduras without arranging a visa beforehand: visa-free, with a visa on arrival, or with an electronic travel authorisation. The other 112 must obtain a visa before they travel.

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What we've verified for Honduras

Beyond the yes/no matrix, we've checked these against an official primary source (last checked 6 September 2026). The specifics depend on your nationality: open your passport's row in the table for the detail that applies to you.

Sources: Regulation of the Migration and Aliens Law, text published by the Superior Court of Accounts at tsc.gob.hn/web/leyes (90-day stay and single 30-day extension, arts. 116 and 117; consulted visa and land entry fees, art. 127; deportation and overstay fine, arts. 121 and 136); consuladohondurasmadrid.es/visa-consular (single and multiple visa fees); aduanas.gob.hn (Honduras Customs Administration: Regional Traveller's Sworn Declaration, US$10,000 threshold); sica.int/ocam (CA-4 agreement text); Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advice for Honduras at exteriores.gob.es (6-month passport validity, Regional Traveller's Declaration, extension at the INM, overstay fine and payment before leaving, entry and exit stamps, currency declaration, yellow fever); gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/honduras/entry-requirements (passport validity, entry stamp, shared CA-4 count) (checked 29 September 2026).

This table summarises the exact entry mechanism for every passport we track. The difference between entering visa-free, with an electronic authorisation, with an e-Visa, or with a traditional visa is explained in visa, e-Visa, and electronic authorisation: what's the difference. How we verify every row before publishing it is on methodology.

Base entry rules refreshed 2 November 2026. Published: 6 September 2026.

PassportRequirementMax. stay
Visa-free
Andorra Visa-free 90 days
Antigua and Barbuda Visa-free 90 days
Argentina Visa-free 90 days
Australia Visa-free 90 days
Austria Visa-free 90 days
Bahamas Visa-free 90 days
Bahrain Visa-free 90 days
Barbados Visa-free 90 days
Belarus Visa-free 90 days
Belgium Visa-free 90 days
Belize Visa-free 90 days
Brazil Visa-free 90 days
Brunei Visa-free 90 days
Bulgaria Visa-free 90 days
Canada Visa-free 90 days
Chile Visa-free 90 days
Colombia Visa-free 90 days
Costa Rica Visa-free 90 days
Croatia Visa-free 90 days
Cyprus Visa-free 90 days
Czech Republic Visa-free 90 days
Denmark Visa-free 90 days
Dominican Republic Visa-free 60 days
Ecuador Visa-free 90 days
El Salvador Visa-free 90 days
Estonia Visa-free 90 days
Finland Visa-free 90 days
France Visa-free 90 days
Germany Visa-free 90 days
Greece Visa-free 90 days
Guatemala Visa-free 90 days
Hungary Visa-free 90 days
Iceland Visa-free 90 days
Ireland Visa-free 90 days
Israel Visa-free 90 days
Italy Visa-free 90 days
Japan Visa-free 90 days
Kuwait Visa-free 90 days
Latvia Visa-free 90 days
Liechtenstein Visa-free 90 days
Lithuania Visa-free 90 days
Luxembourg Visa-free 90 days
Madagascar Visa-free 90 days
Malaysia Visa-free 90 days
Malta Visa-free 90 days
Marshall Islands Visa-free 90 days
Mexico Visa-free 90 days
Monaco Visa-free 90 days
Netherlands Visa-free 90 days
New Zealand Visa-free 90 days
Nicaragua Visa-free 90 days
North Macedonia Visa-free 90 days
Norway Visa-free 90 days
Panama Visa-free 90 days
Paraguay Visa-free 90 days
Peru Visa-free 30 days
Poland Visa-free 90 days
Portugal Visa-free 90 days
Qatar Visa-free 90 days
Romania Visa-free 90 days
Russia Visa-free 90 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis Visa-free 90 days
Saint Lucia Visa-free 90 days
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Visa-free 90 days
San Marino Visa-free 90 days
Sao Tome and Principe Visa-free 90 days
Saudi Arabia Visa-free 90 days
Singapore Visa-free 90 days
Slovakia Visa-free 90 days
Slovenia Visa-free 90 days
Solomon Islands Visa-free 90 days
South Africa Visa-free 90 days
South Korea Visa-free 90 days
Spain Visa-free 90 days
Sweden Visa-free 90 days
Switzerland Visa-free 90 days
Taiwan Visa-free 90 days
Trinidad and Tobago Visa-free 90 days
Turkey Visa-free 90 days
Tuvalu Visa-free 90 days
Ukraine Visa-free 90 days
United Arab Emirates Visa-free 90 days
United States Visa-free 90 days
Uruguay Visa-free 90 days
Vanuatu Visa-free 90 days
Vatican Visa-free 90 days
Visa required
Afghanistan Visa required —
Albania Visa required —
Algeria Visa required —
Angola Visa required —
Armenia Visa required —
Azerbaijan Visa required —
Bangladesh Visa required —
Benin Visa required —
Bhutan Visa required —
Bolivia Visa required —
Bosnia and Herzegovina Visa required —
Botswana Visa required —
Burkina Faso Visa required —
Burundi Visa required —
Cambodia Visa required —
Cameroon Visa required —
Cape Verde Visa required —
Central African Republic Visa required —
Chad Visa required —
China Visa required —
Comoros Visa required —
Cuba Visa required —
Djibouti Visa required —
Dominica Visa required —
DR Congo Visa required —
Egypt Visa required —
Equatorial Guinea Visa required —
Eritrea Visa required —
Eswatini Visa required —
Ethiopia Visa required —
Fiji Visa required —
Gabon Visa required —
Gambia Visa required —
Georgia Visa required —
Ghana Visa required —
Grenada Visa required —
Guinea Visa required —
Guinea-Bissau Visa required —
Guyana Visa required —
Haiti Visa required —
Hong Kong Visa required —
India Visa required —
Indonesia Visa required —
Iran Visa required —
Iraq Visa required —
Ivory Coast Visa required —
Jamaica Visa required —
Jordan Visa required —
Kazakhstan Visa required —
Kenya Visa required —
Kiribati Visa required —
Kosovo Visa required —
Kyrgyzstan Visa required —
Laos Visa required —
Lebanon Visa required —
Lesotho Visa required —
Liberia Visa required —
Libya Visa required —
Macao Visa required —
Malawi Visa required —
Maldives Visa required —
Mali Visa required —
Mauritania Visa required —
Mauritius Visa required —
Micronesia Visa required —
Moldova Visa required —
Mongolia Visa required —
Montenegro Visa required —
Morocco Visa required —
Mozambique Visa required —
Myanmar Visa required —
Namibia Visa required —
Nauru Visa required —
Nepal Visa required —
Niger Visa required —
Nigeria Visa required —
North Korea Visa required —
Oman Visa required —
Pakistan Visa required —
Palau Visa required —
Palestine Visa required —
Papua New Guinea Visa required —
Philippines Visa required —
Republic of the Congo Visa required —
Rwanda Visa required —
Samoa Visa required —
Senegal Visa required —
Serbia Visa required —
Seychelles Visa required —
Sierra Leone Visa required —
Somalia Visa required —
South Sudan Visa required —
Sri Lanka Visa required —
Sudan Visa required —
Suriname Visa required —
Syria Visa required —
Tajikistan Visa required —
Tanzania Visa required —
Thailand Visa required —
Timor-Leste Visa required —
Togo Visa required —
Tonga Visa required —
Tunisia Visa required —
Turkmenistan Visa required —
Uganda Visa required —
United Kingdom Visa required —
Uzbekistan Visa required —
Venezuela Visa required —
Vietnam Visa required —
Yemen Visa required —
Zambia Visa required —
Zimbabwe Visa required —

Honduras rules for every passport

Vaccinations, customs limits and penalties are the same for every traveller. Grounds for refusal depend on how you enter.

Vaccinations

  • International yellow fever vaccination certificate for travellers arriving from a country Honduras considers endemic, who have been in one in the previous 4 weeks, or who had a stopover of more than 12 hours there or left the airport. The vaccine must be given at least 10 days before arriving in the endemic area. Outside those cases no vaccine is required for entry.

Customs limits

Cash
Declare on the Regional Traveller's Sworn Declaration if entering or leaving with US$10,000 or its equivalent (or more) in cash or convertible securities per family unit, as well as weapons or goods subject to declaration. Not declaring it can lead to the funds being withheld and money-laundering charges.

Overstay penalties

Anyone who exceeds the authorised period of stay (and its extension, if any) is in an irregular situation and is charged a fine from the first day of overstay, payable at the National Migration Institute or at the exit point; until it is paid, the immigration authorities do not let you leave the country. The Regulation of the Migration and Aliens Law sets a fine of half to three minimum wages for the services sector for this offence (art. 136) and treats overstay as grounds for deportation, which the migration authority may commute to a penalty of 10% of that minimum wage for each month of overstay (art. 121). The Regulation sets no amount in currency: it depends on the minimum wage in force.

Grounds for refusal

Apply to: Visa-free

  • Presenting a passport that is not valid or not in good condition: the manual requires this expressly of third-country nationals.
  • Not naming the person or institution vouching for your financial solvency to stay as a tourist.

Apply to: Visa required

  • Presenting a passport that is not valid or not in good condition: the manual requires this expressly of third-country nationals.
  • Not naming the person or institution vouching for your financial solvency to stay as a tourist.
  • Arriving on a consulted visa out of time: its validity for entering the region is 60 days from the date of issue.
  • What to accept before flying: holding a granted visa does not guarantee admission. The final decision is taken by the migration officer at the port of entry, and the manual says so itself.
What to do if you are refused entry →

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Do you need a different visa for Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula, or Roatan?

No. Honduras sets the requirements, so entering through Tegucigalpa asks for the same as entering through San Pedro Sula or Roatan. If you're arriving overland or through a small border post, check that separately: some countries apply their own rules to specific crossings.

What does change is where you file the application when a visa is needed, and that depends on the country you live in rather than the city you're travelling to.

What draws travellers to Honduras

Honduras brings together Maya heritage, tropical rainforest and the world's second-largest coral reef. Copán, near the Guatemalan border, is the Maya city with the most refined sculpture and epigraphy of the Classic period: its Hieroglyphic Stairway, with over 2,000 glyphs, is the longest known Maya inscription. It has been a World Heritage site since 1980. The Río Plátano Biosphere Reserve, in the Mosquitia, is one of the last large blocks of tropical rainforest in Central America and also a World Heritage site, though it has been on the List of World Heritage in Danger since 2011 due to deforestation and illegal settlement: access is logistically complex and best done with a local operator. On the north coast, the Bay Islands (Roatán, Utila, Guanaja) sit on the Mesoamerican Reef and are one of the cheapest diving destinations in the Caribbean. Honduras has 2 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs keeps a caution level for crime, advises against night road travel and extra care in Tegucigalpa, San Pedro Sula and La Ceiba; in 2026 the Honduran government ruled out a nationwide state of exception but keeps it available for specific areas.

Sources for this section: whc.unesco.org (World Heritage List, 2 sites in Honduras: Copán 1980, Río Plátano 1979: in danger since 2011); Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs travel advice for Honduras (security, state of exception); Infobae (6 Jul 2026, the Honduran government's decision on the state of exception). Accessed 6 September 2026.

Things to see and do in Honduras

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Informational only. Always verify requirements with the official embassy or consulate before you travel.