This page provides an overview of the documents required to apply for a Kuwait Tourist eVisa. All applicants must submit a standard set of documents, while additional supporting documents may be required depending on their nationality.
Core list of document requirements for the Kuwait eVisa:
Nationality-Based Supporting Documents (submit any one of the following):
To check which category applies to your nationality, review the Kuwait eVisa policy before applying.
Submit a clear scan of the passport bio page showing:
The Machine-Readable Zone (MRZ) should be clear and visible.
A traveller's passport must remain valid for 6 months from the date of travel.
Provide a scan of the page immediately above the passport bio page. This page may contain official remarks or may be blank.
If your passport does not include an observation page, upload the blank page above the bio page as instructed.
Upload a recent digital photo that shows your current appearance. The photo should be clear, evenly lit, and taken without shadows, filters, or anything covering your face.
Upload a copy of your birth certificate issued by the relevant authority in your country of birth.
Confirmed proof of accommodation for the duration of the stay in Kuwait is required. Travellers must upload any one of the following documents:
A confirmed hotel or accommodation booking covering your stay in Kuwait.
A signed invitation letter from your host in Kuwait, mentioning the host’s Kuwaiti identification or residency details, contact information, and address.
Some applicants, based on nationality, must upload one of the following supporting documents:
A clear copy of the front and back of a valid residence permit issued by a member state of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
The residence permit must have at least 6 months of validity remaining on the date of application.
Your permit must have at least 6 months of validity remaining when you submit your Kuwait eVisa application.
Applicants using a UK, US, or Schengen tourist visa must ensure it has a minimum validity of 6 months from the application date.
During the application process, applicants will be asked to declare their marital status.
When the applicant’s spouse is travelling with them, a scanned copy of the official marriage certificate must be uploaded.
Note: This document is not needed when the spouse is not travelling with the applicant.
Content Disclaimer: Reviewed in June 2026. Please check the latest travel rules with the relevant authority, embassy, or airline before departure.