Visas and Immigration in Nauru

Nauru has specific immigration requirements for foreign nationals seeking to visit, work, or reside in the country. This guide covers the key visa types, application procedures, and residency options.

Entry Requirements

All foreign nationals entering Nauru require a valid passport and may need a visa depending on their nationality. Visitors should check current entry requirements before traveling.

Visa Types

Visitor Visa

Short-term visitor visas are available for tourism and business visits:

Work Permit

Foreign nationals seeking employment in Nauru require a work permit:

Business Visa

For individuals seeking to establish or invest in a business in Nauru:

Residency

Long-term residency in Nauru is available through:

Tax Residency Considerations

For tax purposes, an individual is generally considered a tax resident of Nauru if they spend more than 183 days in the country. Given Nauru's zero-tax regime, tax residency status is primarily relevant for international tax reporting obligations in the individual's home country.

Immigration for Retirees

Nauru does not have a specific retirement visa program. Retirees seeking to reside in Nauru should explore long-term visitor options or other applicable visa categories.