10 Caribbean Countries U.S Won't Require Visa From in 2025

What if the U.S. suddenly dropped visa requirements for Caribbean nationals? Too wild to be true? Think again.

In this explosive and controversial deep dive, we reveal the 10 Caribbean countries that could be granted visa-free access to the United States by 2025—based on real policies, quiet negotiations, and powerful geopolitical motives. From Barbados to Jamaica, Saint Lucia to Trinidad—this is the truth they don't want you to hear.

Why these 10 countries are strategically favored—and why others aren’t

The backlash this would trigger across the Caribbean and the United States

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[Annaks-np]

I'm from Trinidad and that's a lie. They ain't dropping no visa requirements.. they making it difficult for Trinidadian people

[MobMarley]

Stop the cap bruh. This is false information, no validity. Site your sources, or take this BS video down.

[lincolnlord]

The caribbean is the safer place to live no discrimination no race issues yet we encounter racial discrimination overseas.

[glenlooby]

I hope the Caribbean islands don’t fall for this 🗑️

[AnthonyFreeman-ec]

Amazing video, you work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K into trading from just few months ago and now they are multimillionaires

[clintbrewster]

They are other places to travel other than the US so it wont bother me.

[RadioVeritas]

The U.S. isn’t the shining beacon it used to be—it’s a sinking ship. That’s exactly why they’re throwing out visa-free deals to tiny island nations, hoping for a lifeline. But let’s be real—that desperate move won’t be enough to rescue a crumbling economy.

[corneliamccleary]

I am Jamaican, i and my family going to the USA for years we never over stay, jamaica is going to be great like America🇯🇲 now God, bless Jamaica, 🙏🙏

[jamespeters]

This is a lie from the pit of hell it will never happen

[aloevera]

Christ is coming soon. Focus more on securing a space in heaven, not in America, America is Fallen!

[Mrjoey]

It doesn't make sense for somebody that lives in the Bahamas to ever want to leave especially to go to the USA! It is Paradise in itself

[RohanNewland-om]

Not all Jamaican want to leave our island

[LudwigGomez-mv]

Nonsense. Who wants to go to the US now anyway with Trump in power?!?!

[onikaconstantine]

I am from Trinidad, they are other places to travel other than the US.

[KingdomCome.]

The Caribbean people should not require any visa to fly anywhere in the world. Most of us are descendants from slavery. It should be our rights of freedom. When slavery was abolished our ancestors got nothing for their hard, Labour, not even land. Just my opinion. 🤘🏾

[Mr_INTP]

What golden ticket? Unfortunately, the US is no longer that shiny house on the hill. Maybe 25 years ago but today, the US is going through an identity crisis.

[ChubRock-qj]

From the Bahamas we don't need visa for air travel to the United States only a clean police record. Visa is needed when we travel by water

[HappyPipeOrgan-xswd]

Exactly so many much more places to visit

[brotheradam]

If the USA does not startletting the Caribbean to legally visit the USA without all the visas and problems, it will start needing visas to visit the Caribbean.
Imagine going on a cruise and needing a Caricom Visa, a Mexico visa and a Bahamas visa.. or worse, a visa se for each Caribbean stop.

[lloydmoore]

Barbados, Guyana & some of the smaller Caribbean islands passport, give visa free access to England & European countries never America.