The Ministry of Home Affairs in Guyana has unveiled its Digitised Immigration Support Services (ISS) platform, marking a significant leap in the modernization of public administration. As of Tuesday, October 7, 2025, individuals can now apply for various types of visas and extensions of stay online, with the option to pay through the ministry or Mobile Money Guyana (MMG). This initiative aims to streamline immigration processes, reduce wait times, and alleviate congestion at service counters, offering citizens the convenience of applying from the comfort of their homes or offices. Home Affairs Minister Oneidge Walrond emphasized that the new system enhances accessibility to immigration services, ensuring faster processing and a more citizen-centric approach. While the online platform is now operational, the government has assured that walk-in applicants will continue to be accommodated, with dedicated systems and staff available to assist them. The platform, accessible via https://eservices.iss.gov.gy, supports applications for employment, business, student, and visitor visas, as well as extensions. Applicants can register online, upload necessary documents, and complete their applications seamlessly. Developed in collaboration with the National Data Management Authority (NDMA), the ISS eServices platform represents a milestone in Guyana’s digital transformation journey. Minister Walrond highlighted that the platform improves workflow efficiency, transparency, and user experience, aligning with the government’s broader commitment to building smarter, technology-driven public services. The launch underscores the government’s dedication to delivering efficient, transparent, and citizen-friendly services, in line with Guyana’s digital transformation goals.
Applications for visas, extensions of stay now possible Online- Home Affairs Ministry
