Oceanic Visas

How do I obtain an Oceanic visa?

The information in the table below is relevant for UK citizens. The table shows whether Oceanic visas are required for short term visits to Oceanic countries.

The table also indicates any restrictions due to Covid.

You may also find it useful to refer to our other information on driving abroad.

Country	Visa Required	Cost	Time to obtain Visa
Australia	Yes, eVisa required which grants stay of 3 months	Free	1 day
Fiji	No visa required unless staying for over 4 months
Kiribati	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time up to 3 months,
Marshall Islands	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time up to 3 months,
Micronesia	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time up to 3 months,
Nauru	Covid restrictions are still in place. No visitors to Nauru allowed as yet. Visa is required for essential travel only, apply to director of the immigration office Mr Rajeev Keerthiyil at rajeev.keerthiyil@naurugov.nr or rajeevnauruimmigration@gmail.com
New Zealand	Yes, via New Zealand Electronic Travel Authority (NZeTA) . International Visitor Conservation and Tourism Levy (IVL) also required. 6 months visa granted.	NZ$52	3 days
Palau	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time up to 3 months,
Papua New Guinea	Yes, online. 60 days granted	US$400	1 day
Samoa	Yes, on arrival. 6- days granted which can be extended one month at a time.
Solomon Islands	No. Proof of double Covid vaccination at least 4 weeks prior to arrival required
Tonga	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time. Proof of double Covid vaccination at least 4 weeks prior to arrival required
Tuvalu	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time. Pre-departure Covid testing required and seven-day quarantine on arrival in Tuvalu.
Vanuatu	Yes, on arrival. One month granted which can be extended one month at a time.