Persons not requiring passports

(1) Every person entering Belize must be in possession of a valid passport except– (a) Commonwealth citizens who intend to visit the country for a period of not more than six months and who possess a return or round trip or touring tickets and such valid documents as will permit them to enter the country of their destination or from which they came; (b) Citizens of the United States of America who intend to visit Belize for a period of not more than six months and who possess return or round trip or touring tickets showing that their journey began in the United States of America and that they are entitled to return there; (c) Cruise passengers of any nationality who intend to remain in Belize only during the stay of the vessel by which they arrived and to depart by the same; (d) Persons under the age of sixteen years who are included in the passport of some other person accompanying them; (e) Commonwealth citizens and citizens of the United States of America who arrive in the country overland and to whom tourist cards are issued by the immigration officer at the place of (f) Any person who possesses a valid travel document issued by the Secretariat of the Caribbean Community; (g) Any person who possesses a valid travel document issued by any of the following countriesAntigua Jamaica Bahamas Montserrat Barbados St. Christopher & Nevis Belize St. Lucia Dominica St. Vincent & the Grenadines Grenada Trinidad & Tobago Guyana (2) A document other than a passport may be accepted in lieu of a passport if it establishes to the satisfaction of the Immigration Officer, the identity and nationality of the bearer and if the Immigration Officer is otherwise satisfied that the applicant is authorised to return to the country from which he came, or that he can gain admission to some other country.