For Gabonese passport holders
Countries that open up when you already hold a visa
Many countries trust a US, UK, Schengen or similar visa and relax their own rules for Gabonese passport holders. Tick what you hold.
9 destinations get easier with what you hold.
-
Costa Rica Visa required→Visa-free30 days
US visa (B, F, H, L) with 3+ months validity; transit visas not accepted. Canada and EU visas must be multiple-entry.
Accepts: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Ireland, UK residence, EU residence.
-
Guatemala Visa required→Visa-free
Valid visa substitutes for a Guatemalan visa.
Accepts: US visa, Schengen visa, Canada.
-
Honduras Visa required→Visa-free
Valid visa substitutes for a Honduran visa.
Accepts: US visa, Schengen visa, Canada.
-
Mexico Visa required→Visa-free180 days
Physical visa sticker valid on arrival (digital copies refused). Fill the FMM form; carry return ticket and accommodation proof.
Accepts: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Japan, Green Card, UK residence, EU residence.
-
Moldova Visa required→Visa-free90 days
Non-transit visa or residence permit. Up to 90 days within a 270-day window.
Accepts: Schengen visa, EU residence.
-
Montenegro Visa required→Visa-free30 days
Supporting visa must stay valid for your whole stay.
Accepts: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Australia, Japan, New Zealand, Ireland.
-
North Macedonia Visa required→Visa-free15 days
Double or multiple-entry visa stuck in your passport; card or digital permits do not count. Proof of onward travel required.
Accepts: Schengen visa, EU residence.
-
Serbia Visa required→Visa-free90 days
Valid multiple-entry visa or residence permit. 90 days in any 180.
Accepts: US visa, UK visa, Schengen visa, Ireland, UK residence, EU residence.
-
Georgia Visa required→eVisa
e-Visa available for holders of a valid Schengen visa or a valid visa from any of the OECD member countries;
Accepts: Schengen visa, EU residence.
None of these rules use the documents you selected.
Browse by the visa you hold
Perks are re-checked against the latest rules every week, and the most-used ones by hand every month.