Airline schedules Nicaragua

Airline Schedules Nicaragua, - Nicaragua relies on one International Airport and four local airports for flights connecting the Pacific side with the Rio San Juan and with the Caribbean.

The International Airport it is located in the city of Managua, at kilometre 11 Carretera Norte. At the moment the international flights are limited to other countries of Central America and of the United States. All visitors from other countries will have to catch connecting flights from these Central American countries or out of the States. Here is the link to the Airline Schedules Nicaragua for Managua International Airport and for Airline Schedules Nicaragua for the national flights here is the link.

Smaller airports receive light aircrafts with certain monthly frequency. These airports are located in the south, in San Carlos' City, Rio San Juan; in the zone of the Mining Triangle (center of the RAAN); in the north east part of Nicaragua along the Caribbean, in the city of Port Heads (or Bilwi); and in the south zone of the Caribbean, in the city of Bluefields.

The Department of Migration and Foreigneres (DGME), is the Government department entrusted of regulating the laws and taxing of the passengers that travel in and out of Nicaragua on business, family or tourist trips. To ensure your airline schedules Nicaragua are not interrupted check these numbers:

Offices in the Airport:
(505) 233-1624 Ext. 2217 - 2233 - 2285

Head offices
Direction: Opposite to Catastro (INETER).
Schedule: 7:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. from Monday until Friday.
Tel: (505 244-1320), (505 244-2111), (505 244-2292)

Entry requirements for entry into Nicaragua are as follows:

Every foreigner to enter the country must carry a valid passport with at least six months remaining after the planned exit of Nicaragua.

A visa is not required, however, a tourist card must be purchased ($10.00) upon arrival. Tourist cards are typically issued for 30 to 90 days.

The only exceptions are for the citizens of the countries of the CA-4 Agreement (Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua), together with his or her documents of identity.
Central migration is also responsible for issuing exit visas Nicaraguans under 18 years of age. The document requirements are: Birth certificate, Passport with at least 6 months of force, notarized permission signed by the parents of the minor before an attorney, Plus a photocopy of the parents� identification.
Nicaraguans 18 years or older do not require an exit visa. To travel out of the country, resident and non-resident foreigners in Nicaragua will need an exit visa. The visas are granted by the Department of Migration and Foreigners, where you must show your valid passport or residency card. Foreigners will have to present the Request of Visa form and pay:

1. Single Exit Visa: C$ 70.00;
2. Multiple Exit Visa (three months): C$ 200.00;
3. Multiple Exit Visa (six months): C$ 400.00.

Non-resident foreigners who remain thirty (30) days or less in the country and non-resident foreigners of category "A" countries who remain ninety (90) days or less in the country, do not need Exit Visas.

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