30 days per entry· Visa on arrival

Your passport must be valid for at least 1 months after you arrive.

A confirmed return (or onward) ticket is required and checked at the port of entry, part of the complete travel itinerary every visitor must present

You should have No fixed official amount is published, immigration officers check for sufficient funds to cover the length of stay as part of the standard entry documentation review.

Every traveler must submit the Traveller Declaration (IMUGA) online within 96 hours before arrival, a mandatory pre-arrival health and travel information form, separate from and in addition to the visa on arrival itself; proof of yellow fever vaccination is required specifically for travelers arriving from, or having recently transited, a country with yellow fever risk

Check with the embassy for overstay penalties.Sources disagree on the exact overstay penalty. One describes a flat fee in the range of MVR 15,000 to MVR 15,750 for an overstay; another describes a very different structure, a USD 10 per day rate instead. Deportation is also a possible consequence for overstaying without an approved extension, under the Immigration Act. A traveler facing an overstay situation should confirm the current fee directly with the Department of Immigration and Emigration rather than rely on either figure here

Declare cash above USD 10,000 combined foreign currency, confirmed directly against the Prevention of Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism Act (Law No. 10/2014) and the Maldives Customs Service's own guidance, amounts above this must be declared to Customs, online declaration is available.

Apply to the Department of Immigration and Emigration before the initial 30 day visa on arrival expires, extendable to a total of 90 days, with evidence of sufficient funds and a resort, hotel, or local sponsor

Always confirm with the official embassy or consulate before you fly.