Tuvalu is a tiny Pacific nation of nine low-lying islands, one of the smallest and least-visited countries in the world.
Tropical; May to October is drier.
Why Choose Tuvalu?
Tuvalu offers a glimpse of traditional Pacific life and the Funafuti Conservation Area, while facing the challenges of rising sea levels.
Tuvalu Visas
All visitors receive a free one-month visitor permit on arrival with a return ticket and proof of funds.
Visitor Permit on Arrival
Free, one month.
Top Attractions in Tuvalu
- Funafuti Conservation Area: Islets and lagoon.
- Funafuti Lagoon: Snorkelling.
Visa Application Process
- Check that your nationality is eligible for a visa on arrival.
- Carry a passport valid for at least six months, a return ticket and proof of accommodation.
- Have the visa fee ready, ideally in cash (US dollars or euros).
- Complete the arrival form and pay the fee at the immigration counter in Tuvalu.
Visa Fees and Processing Time
The visitor permit is free.
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 Tuvalu before you travel.