Pitcairn Islands → Honduras: Short-stay tourist

Email a copy of your passport (and any foreign residency permit or visa you hold) to the consulate in advance so it can confirm which visa you need, then attend your appointment in person. If approved, the visa is stamped into your passport and handed to you the same day.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Two passport-sized photos, plus a phone number and email address the consulate can reach you at.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Valid for at least 6 months. (Nationals of Guatemala, El Salvador and Nicaragua may instead use a national ID card under the CA-4 agreement -- see the exemption note.)

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

US$30 for a single-entry visa (valid 60 days), or US$60 for a multiple-entry visa (valid 360 days) -- the multiple-entry visa is only available once you've already held a single-entry one. Pay once your visa is approved.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

A bank certificate showing you hold an account and your current balance. If you don't work, your spouse's bank certificate instead.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

A hotel reservation for your stay, or a notarized letter of invitation from whoever is hosting you in Honduras. If you're travelling for work specifically, an invitation letter is required either way.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

A certificate confirming your employment. If you don't work, your spouse's employment certificate instead.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Every traveller, exempt or not, must complete this form online between 72 and 3 hours before travelling.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Some nationalities go through 'Visa Consultada' instead of 'Visa Consular' (see the first item above). For this track, a Honduran consulate can't issue your visa itself -- the National Migration Institute in Tegucigalpa must authorize it first, usually through a sponsor or legal representative inside Honduras. The source's document list for this track (power of attorney, a Honduras-based guarantor's notarized statement of responsibility, police and medical certificates, and more, depending on your case) is not a standard tourist checklist, so it isn't itemized here -- contact a Honduran consulate directly for exactly what your case needs.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Honduras sorts nationalities into three tiers. If you're exempt, see the exemption note instead of this checklist. If not, you're on one of two tracks: 'Visa Consular', issued directly by a Honduran consulate abroad (this checklist), or the heavier 'Visa Consultada', which needs the National Migration Institute (INM) in Tegucigalpa to pre-authorize your application before any consulate can issue it -- see the last item below if that's your case.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)

Required if you're arriving from a country the WHO considers at risk for yellow fever transmission. The vaccine must have been given at least 10 days before you travel, and you present the certificate on entry.

Source: Embassy of Honduras in Spain, Consular Section (Consulado de Honduras en Madrid)