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eVisas, Are they really available?[edit]

Article says an electronic visa is available for St. Kitts. I followed the website linked and found no such thing. Quite the opposite, with one required to send off the passport and supporting docs to St. Kitts. If there is an EEV process, please provide a link / source to where the St. Kitts government confirms this. Source given does not provide this. For extra clarity, while KLM website refers to an "eVisa" for St. Kitts, it in turn refers reader to St. Kitts website [1]. It is there that I can find no evidence of an eVisa procedure, with a passport and supporting docs and cheque for the fee all required to be sent to St. Kitts. Supposedly, visitors can obtain an electronic visa (eVisa) prior to arrival at https://evisa.gov.kn/evisa-prod/ . They must hold a printed copy of the Electronic Entry Visa (EEV) letter at the time of travel. The visitor must present the same passport as indicated on the EEV letter. Fee (paid on arrival): USD 100. Enquiries related to EEVs can be directed to the EEV Assistance Line at +1-869-465-8470 or by email at sknvisa@gov.kn . Supposedly, additional information is available at http://www.stkittsnevis.org/visas.html. However, I then proceeded to actually follow the links that they give. Have you done so? I have reason to doubt the accuracy of the information because I did not find any way to obtain a St. Kitts visa online. Specifically, you have referenced: [2] - this page; which does not provide access to submitting an electronic visa. Please follow the link and show me where I am wrong if you disagree. All it does is go to a web page that provides access to the visa form that you must fill out or another page that allows you to track the progress on your existing application. [3] is a page that provides certain info on St. Kitts visas. Without getting into a word for word description of its contents it deals with:

Visa-Exempt Nationalities Commonwealth Countries Organization of American States (OAS) Countries Other Countries Visa Application Instructions [NOTE: the link provided here on tihs topic is to a domain name that is for sale; no information is given pursuant to this link] Visa Form, fill-in form [Note: This is a link to a dead web-page] Visa Form [This links to filling in an old fashioned visa app. form that one fills out, prints off and sends off etc.] eVISA [This is a link back to the page I described above, i.e. [4]] In the circumstances, if St. Kitts & Nevis does offer eVisas, the "sources" provided in no way demonstrate that this is in fact the case. If St. Kitts & Nevis provides eVisas, proper sources need to be provided. Until then, it should not be listed as providing eVisas. Frenchmalawi (talk) 18:24, 26 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]

You need to click on "request visa" and follow from there.--Twofortnights (talk) 16:46, 27 June 2016 (UTC)[reply]