Trinidad and Tobago
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From 18, registering is your legal consent. At 16 or 17 it records your intent.
What You Can Do
South Africa has no government donor register. The Organ Donor Foundation records your wish and sends you a donor card.
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Organs are donated only with a yes. Since April 28, 2026, tissues such as corneas are presumed donated unless you registered a refusal.
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There is no online sign-up. Deliver the signed form in person.
What You Can Do
Trinidad and Tobago has no donor register and no online sign-up.
What You Can Do
Fiji has no donor register and no law on organ, eye or tissue donation.Tell Your FamilyIn several countries the hospital asks them.
What You Can Do in Trinidad and Tobago
Opt-InSystem
None SetMinimum Age
NoneDonor Register
Trinidad and Tobago has no donor register and no online sign-up.
Call the MinistryHow to Register
- Write down your wish to be a donor and keep it with you.
- Tell your nearest relative what you decided.
- Ask the Ministry of Health how its National Organ Transplant Unit records donors.
What the Law Says
Under the Human Tissue Transplant Act, a wish you expressed in your lifetime is enough for a hospital to authorize donation after death.
The Law: 2 Documents
Your Family
Your family decides only if you left no wish, in the order the Act sets.
The Need in Trinidad and Tobago
~200kidney transplants in 15 years, ~1 in 4 from deceased donors 2006 to 2020. Source: Experimental and Clinical Transplantation, 2022
