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PalauDo China Citizens Need a Visa for Palau in 2026?
Chinese citizens can receive a visa on arrival when visiting Palau for tourism. This visa on arrival allows for a stay of up to 30 days.
Step-by-Step Application Process
Prepare Documents
Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months from your date of entry and print your return flight ticket and hotel booking confirmation.
Fill Out Entry Form
Complete the Palau Entry Form online before arrival (available via the Palau online portal) to expedite the entry process. You can also do this upon arrival if necessary.
Arrive in Palau
Present your passport and supporting documents to the immigration officers upon arrival at Roman Tmetuchl International Airport.
Pay the Environmental Fee
Pay the mandatory Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee (PPEF) upon arrival (often included in your airline ticket, but verify this). If not included, it must be paid directly.
Receive Visa
Your passport will be stamped with the 30-day tourist visa on arrival.
Required Documents
- —Valid Chinese passport (at least 6 months validity from entry date)
- —Confirmed return or onward flight ticket
- —Proof of accommodation (hotel reservation)
- —Completed Palau Entry Form (digital or paper)
- —Sufficient funds to support your stay (usually around $200 USD per week)
Important Tips
- •Palau takes environmental protection very seriously. You must sign the 'Palau Pledge' stamped into your passport, committing to respect the local environment.
- •The Pristine Paradise Environmental Fee (PPEF) is currently $100 USD. Check if your airline has already collected it; otherwise, carry exact cash.
- •Sunscreen that contains coral-toxic ingredients is strictly banned in Palau. Bring reef-safe sunscreen or purchase it locally.
Easiest Way to Get It
The process is incredibly straightforward. Just book your flights and hotel, ensure your passport is valid, fill out the online entry form beforehand, and you'll smoothly receive your visa on arrival.
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