Visa policy of Senya

The Visa policy of Senya refers to the requirements foreign visitors must meet in order to enter Senya.

General policy

All visitors to Senya must obtain a visa. This can be in the form of a stamp, an e-visa or a tag-visa. All visitors to Senya must have at least 2 pages of their passport left, and their passport must be valid for the duration of their stay, plus an additional month.
Tag and e-visas are given out based on the duration of stay (upto 6 months), where as stamp-visas are valid for 3 months. Those who wish to stay longer must apply for a Residency visa, valid for 12 months, via either their employer or from a friend or family member.
Residents in unclaimed territories must register with the Senyan government before entry, and can either use their previous passport or a Senyan-Donated ID to enter.

Stamp visas

Stamp visas are only available on road borders, and on ferry services between Fort Kolgrad and Gerenia, and are valid for 3 months. Citizens from the following nations are eligable to obtain stamp visas, and must arrive in Senya via road, rail or ferry:

• Apollonian Confederation
• Gerenia
• River Warriors (2012-14 Senyan issues)

E-visas

E-Visas are issued to foreign nationals with no questions asked. Any person with a valid passport from one of the following nations can enter Senya with no questions asked for a period of upto 6 months. Citizens on the following passports can use this to enter:

• Apollonian Confederation¹
• Birgeshir
• Craitland
• Elwynn²
• Gerenia¹
• Gotzborg
• Juclandia
• Mercury
• Ranentsi
• River Warriors (2012-14 Senyan issues)¹

¹: E-visas are optional on arrival via Road, Rail or Ferry.
²: Includes passports issued by Shireroth showing issuing or birth in Elwynn.

Tag visas

Tag visas are required for all other nationalities, including people from unclaimed territories, and people wishing to stay for longer than 6 months. These are plastic, and around 10cm long, 5cm wide and 1cm thick, and contain a machine readable chip that displays information about that person. This includes duration of stay. Tag visas come with a plastic clip on the left side, which are coloured green for tourist visas, blue for children's visas (both upto 6 months), and purple for stays of upto 12 months.

Exiting Senya

Upon exiting Senya, visitors must present their visa and entry stamp in order to leave. All visitors failing to do so face a 10,000 vontar (1,000 craite) fine. Any visitors who overstay their visas are subject to a fine of 1,000,000 vontar (100,000 craite), and a ban from returning to Senya.