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Solomon Islands visa requirements

Travellers from 80 of 198 countries can visit the Solomon Islands easily: no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.

What 198 passports need to visit the Solomon Islands

Find your own passport in the list below for the exact rule.

  • No visa needed32 of 198 passportsJust show your passport at the border.
  • Visa on arrival48 of 198 passportsGet it at the airport or border.
  • eVisa6 of 198 passportsApply on the official website.
  • Visa needed112 of 198 passportsApply at the embassy or consulate.

Types of Solomon Islands visa

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198 of 198 passports

Who can visit easily, by part of the world

For each part of the world: how many countries' travellers can come easily. Easy means no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.

  • Oceania13 of 13 countries
  • Europe35 of 46 countries
  • Americas20 of 35 countries
  • Asia12 of 50 countries
  • Africa0 of 54 countries
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Questions

How many passports can enter the Solomon Islands without a visa?

80 of 198 passports can enter without applying before travel.

What is the most common entry rule for the Solomon Islands?

Visa needed: it applies to 112 passports.

Which passports need an embassy visa for the Solomon Islands?

112 passports, including India, Indonesia, Pakistan, Nigeria Bangladesh, and 107 more.

Do India passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

Visa needed.

Do China passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

No visa needed, for up to 30 days.

Do United States passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

Visa on arrival, for up to 90 days.

Do Nigeria passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

Visa needed.

Do Pakistan passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

Visa needed.

Do Brazil passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands?

Visa on arrival, for up to 90 days.

Which region's passports have the easiest access to the Solomon Islands?

Oceania: 13 of 13 passports enter without applying first.

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