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Tuvalu visa requirements for Turkish citizens

Turkish citizens get a visa on arrival in Tuvalu, for up to 30 days.

Passport

TUR

Türkiye

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TUV

Tuvalu

Visa on arrival

Visitors of any nationality can ask for a permit when they arrive.

Visa
On arrival
Max stay
30 days
Fee
US$100
Last updated
11 November 2026

What to do

  1. Bring the arrival fee in cash, in a widely accepted currency, plus a passport photo.

  2. Have your return or onward ticket and accommodation details ready.

  3. Queue at the visa-on-arrival desk before immigration in Tuvalu.

Ways into Tuvalu

Get a permit on arrival, or use the EU visa waiver.

  • Visa on arrivalVisitor permit on arrivalVisitors of any nationality can ask for a permit when they arrive.
    Stay
    30 days
    Fee
    100

    How to apply

    1. Prepare your travel papers.
    2. Fill in the arrival card.
    3. Show your papers to border staff on arrival.

    Documents required

    • Passport valid 6 months after arrival
    • Proof of where you will stay
    • Return or onward ticket
    • Proof of enough money
    • Arrival card
    • Hotel booking
    • You do not need a visa before travel.
    • This permit does not allow work, business, study or religious preaching.
    Official page
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Coming from Türkiye

  • Plugs IAdapter needed
  • MoneyAUD $
  • Time+9h
  • DrivingOn the leftLook right first
  • LanguageEnglish
  • Emergency911 police

Planning your Tuvalu trip

Best time to go: May to October is the dry season, with clearer skies, calmer seas and slightly cooler nights. Temperatures usually stay between 26–32°C throughout the year.

  • Funafuti Conservation AreaThis protected area on western Funafuti includes reefs, lagoon waters and island habitats. Its varied marine life makes it a good place to snorkel or scuba dive.
  • Second World War remainsAirstrips, bunkers and aircraft wrecks remain on Fongafale and near Nanumea village. Motulalo in Nukufetau also has an airstrip and aircraft wrecks.
  • Philatelic BureauThis bureau on Funafuti is a place for visitors interested in postage stamps.
  • Tuvalu Women's Handicraft CentreThe centre at the airport displays and sells local crafts.
Read the full Tuvalu guide
Tuvalu

About Tuvalu

Tuvalu is a Polynesian state made up of nine low-lying atolls and reef islands in the Pacific.

Capital
Funafuti
Money
Australian dollar ($), Tuvaluan dollar ($)
Languages
English, Tuvaluan
Time zone
UTC+12:00
Cars drive on the
left side
Calling code
+688
Read the Tuvalu guide

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Questions

Do turkish citizens need a visa for Tuvalu?

Turkish citizens get a visa on arrival in Tuvalu, for up to 30 days.

How long can turkish citizens stay in Tuvalu?

Up to 30 days each visit with the visa on arrival rule. Staying longer can mean a fine or a ban from coming back.

Can I get the Tuvalu visa at the airport?

Yes. Turkish citizens get the visa when they land in Tuvalu. Carry cash for the fee, a passport photo, your return ticket and hotel details.

Do tuvaluan citizens need a visa for Türkiye?

Tuvaluan citizens need a visa for Türkiye, from its embassy or consulate.

Do other Asia passports get easier entry to Tuvalu?

Taiwan, Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan Bahrain, and 5 more can enter without applying before they travel.

Which countries near Tuvalu are easier for turkish citizens?

Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Micronesia Vanuatu, and 3 more let turkish citizens in without applying before travel.

What should I carry to Tuvalu?

Bring the arrival fee in cash, in a widely accepted currency, plus a passport photo. Have your return or onward ticket and accommodation details ready.

What money is used in Tuvalu?

Australian dollar ($) and Tuvaluan dollar ($). Carry some cash for arrival, especially if a visa fee is paid at the border.

What language do people speak in Tuvalu?

English and Tuvaluan.

How strong is the Türkiye passport?

It ranks #43 and reaches 108 destinations without applying ahead.

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