Papua New Guinea eVisa
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Do you need a visa for Papua New Guinea?
It is always best to apply online because you will arrive already having the necessary authorization, avoiding long queues at the airport. Additionally, if you go through the process on arrival, you will have to return to your home country immediately in case of a rejected application.
What is the eVisa for Papua New Guinea?
The Papua New Guinea tourist eVisa is called the Easy Visitor Permit. It is a single-entry visa, and you can choose between a 30 or 60-day validity.
Who can apply for the eVisa to Papua New Guinea?
How long can you stay in Papua New Guinea with an Easy Visitor Permit?
What are the requirements to apply for the eVisa to Papua New Guinea?
- Passport valid for at least 6 months.
- Proof of funds.
- Cover letter detailing the purpose and location of the trip, as well as accommodation and contact details.
- Flight ticket to and from Papua New Guinea.
How to apply?
Complete the application online
Prepare your passport and fill in our simple online form in 5 minutes
Receive your eVisa
We will send you your approved eVisa within a few days, without you having to go anywhere!
Start your journey
On arrival, show your passport and your approved eVisa
Where to submit your visa application?
Common reasons for a rejected application
- Criminal history
- Incomplete documentation
- Overstayed in the country
- Using a previously lost passport
- Overstayed previous visas
Why choose Visagov
Higher chance of approval
Over 80% of rejections are due to avoidable mistakes. We use AI, OCR and biometrics to reduce errors and ensure your application is approved.
Money-back guarantee
It is unlikely, but it could happen that your application is rejected. In that case, we will refund all the government fees.
Experts by your side
Do you have a question? Write or call us! We are here to help you in every step of the way.
Faster & easier
Official forms tend to be complicated. With us, the entire process is carried out online in a single, simplified form in the language of your choice.
How much do these visas cost?
The processing fees have a cost of 34 USD, and they include the 24/7 customer service and a full review by our experts ensuring the success of your application.
Processing time
How far in advance do I need to apply?
Even though you can start the process as early as you wish, your application will not be processed until your trip is 180 days away.
Factors affecting eVisa processing times
- Incomplete information
- Typos or incorrect details
- Peak travel seasons
- Mismatch between passport and application details
Check the status of your eVisa application
Types of visas for Papua New Guinea
- Business visa (short-term multiple-entry): issued to foreign visitors who wish to engage in business activities or negotiations, meetings, workshops and conferences, among others. It is also issued to tour guides and operators, and to those traveling for job interviews. It is a multiple-entry visa valid for 12 months. The maximum stay allowed is 60 days. It is not extendable.
- Business visa (short-term single-entry): issued to foreign citizens traveling for short-term business activities including, but not limited to, selling or buying goods and services, and official trade missions. It is a single-entry visa with a maximum stay allowed of 30 days. It is not extendable.
- Tourist visa (own itinerary): this single-entry visa, valid for 60 days, is issued to those traveling for holidays and sightseeing.
- Tourist visa (tour package): this visa is for those traveling for holidays under organized group tours. It is a single-entry visa with a maximum stay allowed of 60 days.
- Visiting relatives visa: for foreign citizens who want to visit their family members. It is valid for a single entry of maximum 60 days.
What documents do I need to enter Papua New Guinea?
- Valid passport
- Approved visa
- Proof of funds to cover your stay
- Flight reservations
- Yellow fever vaccination if traveling from a country with risk of transmission