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BUDGET 2026: Govt to remove residency requirement for destination weddings

26 January 2026
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This content originally appeared on INews Guyana.
Myron Philips and his bride at Kaieteur Falls (Posted by Visit Guyana in August 2022)

In an effort to position Guyana as a niche tourism market for destination weddings, the government will remove the 14 days residency requirement for destination weddings.

This was announced by Finance Minister Dr Ashni Singh who noted that this measure is expected to expand tourism-related economic activities in the country.

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