Netherlands Antilles
(Bonaire, Curacao, Saba, St. Eustatius and St. Maarten)
Common Procedures
Indian nationals intending to travel to any of the islands mentioned above for the purpose of business / tourism / other reasons need to apply for a visitor's visa.
Netherlands embassy in New Delhi and Consulate General in Mumbai can issue multiple entry visas with maximum duration of one year.
Maximum permissible duration to stay in Netherlands Antilles is for 30 days. Visa holder intending to stay for longer, will have to seek permission with the local head of police on the island itself after arrival.

Although the applicant is in possession of "Landings Permit", the applicant still needs to obtain a visitor's visa in order to enter the island.
Visa cannot be issued on additional pages of passport.
Airport transit visa is not required for Indian nationals to stay in the transit zone for up to 48 hours in anyone of the islands. If stay required is more than 48 hours at the Antilles, then a visitor visa has to be obtained.
The presence of the traveller is a must while submitting the application.

Note: Following needs no visa for Netherlands Antilles
Child below 12 years accompanying parents or guardian.
Captains, passengers or crew members whose ship or airplane docks or lands in Netherlands Antilles up to 48 hours, provided they are not a threat or danger to national security and to the public at large.
Valid resident permit holders of Aruba with validity of 6 months or longer.