Trade & Invest
Jamaica’s economy has a long history of trade and investment, dating back to the days of discovery in the 17th Century, through the sugar and banana years up to the mining and manufacturing period. The evolution has continued with the services and financial sector and creative industries now joining the ranks of valuable investment opportunities…
Tourism
Jamaica welcomes over a million tourists each year to its shores. Last year, the island set a record of over 3 million visitors, the highest record for any English-speaking Caribbean country. Of particular significance is the number of repeat visitors that make Jamaica a regular holiday destination.
Events
What really makes Jamaica the slice of paradise it is, is the gorgeous, rich culture of those who live here. Learn about our sport, cuisine, traditions, art, language and music and participate in some or all of the events we offer.
News
Emergency Contact Info
Celebrating Reggae Month 2020…Come Ketch Di Riddim
Charles JR.-Reaffirms GOJ’S Efforts in Providing a safe place for all
Celebrating 50 Years of the Music of Jamaica (Reggae Month February 2019)
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NET Donation Form
Yellow fever entry requirements
Vaccination against yellow fever is required to prevent the importation of yellow fever virus into Jamaica where the disease does not occur but where the mosquito vector and human hosts are present. Please download this document for full information
Visas
Visitors are required to be in possession of a national passport or other acceptable travel document establishing nationality and identity, and bearing a photograph.
Passports
Jamaican passports are issued by the Passport Immigration and Citizenship Agency (PICA) in Kingston. All passport applications from outside Jamaica must be made through the nearest Jamaican Embassy or Consulate.
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Latest Event – A Diaspora Engagement
In preparation for the celebrations marking of the 60th anniversary of Jamaica’s Independence – Diamond Jubilee, the Jamaican High Commission hosted a Diaspora engagement in March . Among the highlights were a meeting with the incoming President of the Jamaica Diaspora Association of Eastern and South Africa (JDOESA), Mrs Wumba Kapo and the launch of the autobiography of longtime community member Akiwali Walters.
