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Visa-Free Travel for Guyanese Visitors to UK.

October 18, 2022

Visa-Free Travel for Guyanese Visitors to UK.
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Georgetown, Guyana::--- Amid growing confidence in the Government of Guyana, the United Kingdom (UK) has announced that Guyana passport holders will no longer require a visa to visit the United Kingdom.

During a press conference hosted by the British High Commission in Guyana on Tuesday, October 18 in Georgetown, British High Commissioner to Guyana, Jane Miller said that the UK has seen the growth of the relationship with Guyana and together with the direct flights that will be happening at the end of March 2023 with British Airways, the UK believes this change is going to be transformative to the ...

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