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You can realize your planned trip to Tuvalu by obtaining Tuvalu visa if you are not a visa-exempted national.
All nationals from all over the world who are required to obtain a visa to travel to Tuvalu are eligible to get a Visa on Arrival to Tuvalu. Reasons to apply for this visa can be tourism, visiting family or friends, business trips, and many other non-permanent nuances.
All nationals are eligible to obtain Tuvalu Visa on Arrival. Tuvalu visa’s validity period will be 30 days, but you can also extend it within Tuvalu for up to three months.
Visitors (citizens) from the following countries can obtain free Visa on Arrival (free of charge):
American Samoa
Fiji
Kenya
Mauritius
Saint Lucia
Uganda
Antigua and Barbuda
Gambia
Kiribati
Montserrat
St. Vincent and Grenadines
United Kingdom
Bahamas
Gibraltar
Lesotho
Nauru
South Korea
Vanuatu
Belize
Grenada
Malawi
Niue
Tanzania
Zambia
Cayman Islands
Hong Kong
Malaysia
Samoa
Tonga
Cook Islands
Jamaica
Maldives
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Trinidad and Tobago
1. Passport
2. Travel Itinerary
3. Proof of Financial Means
4. Any Supporting Documents Proving Your Purpose of Travel
Tuvalu Visa on Arrival fee is 100 USD for a 30-days single entry visa if you are not fee-exempted national.
You will get your visa on arrival at the airport.
All nationals from all the countries are eligible to apply for Tuvalu Visa on Arrival.
Your passport must be valid for at least your departure date from Tuvalu, but advisable validity is minimum of 6 months beyond your arrival date in Tuvalu.
Foreigners can obtain a visa on arrival at Tuvalu airport.
If you want to stay in Tuvalu longer than 30 days, you can extend your visa’s validity period within Tuvalu
You will apply to the Chief Immigration Officer for extension of your visa. Visa can be extended for up to three months.