Niue visa for Chagos citizens in 2022

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Last updated: January 2, 2022

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Niue tourist visa from British Indian Ocean Territory

Niue tourist visa is free for Chagos citizens. You can also find useful tips from fellow travellers.

Niue tourist visa requirements for Chagos citizens

5 documents required for Niue tourist visa

Health Document

Negative COVID-19 PCR test result required for all international travellers coming to Niue. The negative PCR test must be issued with in 72 hours of before departure.

Vaccination Document

COVID-19 vaccination proof for travellers coming to Niue. The last dose of vaccine must be taken atleast 14 ays before departure.

Passport

Original Passport or Travel document of British Indian Ocean Territory with at least 6 months remaining validity on the date of travel and have at least 2 visa pages clear of any markings.

Travel itinerary

Travel itinerary (travel reservation to and from British Indian Ocean Territory in your name, not a ticket) Embassy recommends not to purchase hotel and flight tickets until visa is approved. So don’t risk your money, time and effort by buying actual tickets. Get best hotel and flight itinerary within minutes for any country visa.

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Proof of Funds

Proof of enough money for your stay and to leave Niue

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Do chagos citizens need a visa to go to Niue?

No, visa is not required for Chagos citizens. You can get visa details, documents required, official website and other details for Niue visa but if you still have question which are unanswered then you can discuss with the community

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