Tuvalu

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Visa on arrival, 30 days

The allowance is per visit: it starts again on your next entry.

Entry rule for 12 September 2026 Source checked 29 August 2026
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Entry and stay only. What this covers

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  • a visitor who is a citizen of a country not listed in Schedule 1 shall pay a fee of $100, unless the payment of such a fee is waived by the Minister
  • the conditions of a visitor permit shall be: (a) no employment or conduct of business activities permitted; (b) no study permitted; and (c) no proselytising permitted
  • has not been in Tuvalu for a period or periods which aggregate to more than 3 months in the 12 months immediately preceding the date when such visitor's permit or such extension of a visitor's permit if granted would come into effect

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Official wording

The Principal Immigration Officer may issue to any visitor a visitors permit for a maximum stay of 30 days under section 9 of the Act on such terms and conditions as the Principal Immigration Officer thinks fit, provided that: … (b) a visitor who is a citizen of a country not listed in Schedule 1 shall pay a fee of $100, unless the payment of such a fee is waived by the Minister.

Aevamo’s reading

Section 6(1) of the Immigration Act creates the entry obligation — no person shall enter Tuvalu without a permit unless exempted under section 7 — and section 9 creates the visitor's permit, so the Act is the instrument that creates the entry regime; the Regulations implement it (regulation 2 and Schedule 1), the EU-Tuvalu agreement waives the permit for EU citizens via section 9(5), and the Taiwan arrangement is recorded by the counterparty government.

Regulation 2(1) grants the 30-day visitors permit to 'any visitor' with no nationality restriction, so every issuer not on the Schedule 1 fee-exemption list, not covered by the EU visa-waiver agreement and not holding the Taiwan or Tuvalu arrangements falls under this general grant and pays the $100 fee under paragraph (b).

Source details

Source checked
29 August 2026
Data snapshot
10 September 2026
Publisher
IMMIGRATION REGULATIONS … 2022 REVISED EDITION … CAP 24.15.1 … MADE UNDER SECTION 18 OF THE IMMIGRATION ACT … Commencement [30 May 2014]
Reference ID
immigration-regs-2022
How the documents behind this regime are dated

Immigration Act and Immigration Regulations: 2022 Revised Editions, current to 31 December 2022 (Act commenced 1 January 1969, amended through Act 2 of 2019, commencement 17 April 2019; Regulations commenced 30 May 2014). EU-Tuvalu agreement: Council register text 9760/16 of 20 June 2016; signed 1 July 2016, applied provisionally from the day after signature; conclusion Decision (EU) 2017/225 adopted 7 February 2017. Persons Entitled Order: 2008 Revised Edition, LN 2/2006, commenced 1 January 2006. Taiwan BOCA page: updated 21 June 2022.

What this answer covers Limits & assumptions

Work and residence rights are separate from this check. This is the entry rule and the length of stay the instrument grants. It is not a decision about you: the officer at the border decides admission, and we do not evaluate the purpose of your trip, your passport's remaining validity, an onward ticket, funds, insurance or health requirements.

Informational planning, not legal or immigration advice. The source is linked so you can check our reading.