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Immigration

On arrival in Vanuatu, visitors will pass through immigration as part of the entry process. Travellers should have a valid passport with at least six months’ validity, a completed arrival card, and onward or return travel details ready for inspection. Many nationalities are granted a visitor visa on arrival, allowing a short stay for tourism.
Immigration officers are professional and welcoming, and the process is generally quick and straightforward. Once entry is approved, visitors can collect their luggage and proceed through customs and biosecurity checks before exiting the terminal.
Immigration in Vanuatu is designed to be smooth and stress-free helping, travellers start their island holiday with simplicity.
For more information, check the immigration department Vanuatu website http://www.immigration.gov.vu and on email: visqueries@vanuatu.gov.vu.

Biosecurity

Vanuatu has strict biosecurity procedures at all international ports of entry to protect its unique environment, agriculture, and wildlife from exotic pests and disease. When travelling to Vanuatu, you will be provided with a passenger arrival card during your inbound flight.
The arrival can provide information on all the regulated goods that must be declared by travellers, including food, plant, animal products, and outdoor or sporting equipment. All biosecurity-regulated items must be declared or disposed of the in-amnesty bins provided at the international airport. Following these rules helps keep the Vanuatu islands safe, clean, and thriving for everyone to enjoy.
If you’re unsure about any items you are bringing, it’s best to declare them so a biosecurity officer can check and advise you. The passenger’s arrival card is a legal document, so it’s important to fill it out honestly and correctly.
Take your time when completing the card, and if you are traveling with family or a group, check everyone’s belongings for biosecurity items before submitting it. This helps make your arrival smooth and keeps Vanuatu’s environment safe.
For more information visit the biosecurity department Vanuatu website on https://biosecurity.gov.vu/

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