Nauru is the world's smallest island nation and third-smallest country, a single raised coral island in the central Pacific.
Tropical; November to February is the rainy season.
Why Choose Nauru?
Nauru is among the least-visited countries on earth, attracting travellers who want to visit every country, with WWII relics and coral reefs.
Nauru Visas
All visitors need a visa, which must be arranged in advance, usually with a hotel booking and sponsorship.
Visitor Visa
Single entry, usually 30 days.
Top Attractions in Nauru
- Anibare Bay: The island's best beach.
- Command Ridge: WWII Japanese guns.
Visa Application Process
- Find the nearest embassy or consulate of Nauru and download its application form.
- Prepare your passport, photos, itinerary, accommodation proof and bank statements.
- Book an appointment and submit your application in person if required.
- Pay the visa fee and attend an interview if requested.
- Collect your passport once the visa is issued.
Visa Fees and Processing Time
The visitor visa costs about A$100.
Visa rules can change at short notice. This guide reflects the rules in force in 2026; always confirm the latest requirements with the official immigration website or embassy of Nauru before you travel.