Entry rules in response to coronavirus (COVID-19)
Following an outbreak of COVID in the community announced on 22 January, , there are currently no international flights scheduled to travel to Kiribati. Once international travel resumes, current conditions stipulate that only fully vaccinated Kiribati nationals and those providing essential Technical Assistance will be allowed to enter Kiribati. They must also conform to COVID-safe protocols, including negative COVID-19 tests and quarantine requirements. For latest information on COVID protocols for entry to Kiribati, see announcements on the Government’s social media posts on Facebook
Regular entry requirements
Visas
You don’t need a visa to enter Kiribati provided you hold a return/onward ticket and sufficient funds for your stay. You’ll normally be granted a 1 month stay. This can be extended on application to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration in Bairiki, for additional one-month periods for a maximum 3 additional months, provided your passport remains valid.
If you’re travelling to work in Kiribati, you should get a visa in advance by arrangement with your employer.
Passport validity
Check whether you need a yellow fever certificate by visiting the National Travel Health Network and Centre’s TravelHealthPro website.
Yellow fever certificate requirements
Yellow fever vaccination is needed for travellers arriving from countries with risk of yellow fever transmission.
Departure tax
Departure tax of AU$20 is applicable for both adults and children.