GoNauru Visa Requirements

Visa Entry

Chinese citizens traveling to Nauru can apply for visas through the inviting party in Nauru or through the embassy or consulate of another country stationed in Nauru.

To apply for a tourist visa, documents such as a visa application form, passport and photocopy (passport must be valid for at least 6 months and have at least one blank visa page), hotel reservation proof, round-trip airfare, etc. are required. The duration of a tourist visa is generally one month, and the cost is approximately 100 Australian dollars.

In addition to the above documents, applying for a business visa also requires providing a certificate of non criminal record and an invitation letter from Nauru (the letter should state the purpose of visiting Nauru and who will bear the expenses during the stay in Nauru, and provide detailed contact information). The duration of a business visa is generally one year, and the cost is approximately 500 Australian dollars.

No visa is required for transit to Nauru, but a connecting flight ticket and a valid visa for the destination country must be provided.

Nauru prohibits passengers from bringing weapons (including spring knives and knives), explosives (including fireworks), drugs, etc. into the country.

Customs epidemic prevention and control

Passengers over the age of 16 are allowed to bring 400 cigarettes, 50 cigars, or 1 pound of tobacco into the country; Passengers over the age of 21 can bring 3 quarts of Baijiu or wine into the country. Bringing pets into the country requires a permit issued by the Department of Justice of the Nauru government.

Nauru has no restrictions on bringing cash into the country, but a declaration is required. Carrying cash of over AUD 2500 out of the country requires declaration to customs and payment of a 2.5% cash exit tax.

Residency and Naturalization

Since 2004, Nauru has not accepted naturalization applications from foreigners.

Nauru risk level is blue (low risk)

public security

The overall security situation in Nauru is acceptable, but theft incidents occur from time to time. Nauru often has stray dogs roaming around, barking wildly at passersby, and carrying sticks while walking for emergencies.

natural disaster

The rainy season (November to April) in the South Pacific region often leads to mudslide disasters. Tourists should pay attention to local weather forecasts and avoid going to disaster areas.

FDA

Nauru's food is mostly imported, with guaranteed hygiene and quality. Due to the high temperature and heat in Nauru, food is prone to spoilage, so be careful when eating raw and cold food.

Urgent Help

Emergency call: 110 or 123.

air traffic

Nauru Airlines has regular flights to destinations such as Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, and Solomon Islands.

Nauru has no domestic flights.

Nauru International Airport is the only international airport in the country, located in the city of Aaron.

land transport

Nauru has a circular asphalt road with a total length of 24 kilometers and 6 kilometers of other roads.

The Nauru Railway is 3.9 kilometers long and is used to connect the phosphate mining area in the central part of the island with the processing plant on the southwest coast.

water communication

Nauru has regular cargo ships traveling between Australia and Nauru. The Nao Fisheries Bureau currently has two fishing boats. There are currently two docks in Nao, one of which is a cargo dock that can be used for loading and unloading goods by barge, and the other is for fishing boats to enter and exit.

Urban transportation

Mainly self driving cars. You can also take the island shuttle bus (white or blue). The bus stops as soon as it waves, about once an hour. Renting a car locally is relatively convenient, with a daily rent of approximately AUD 75.

major city

The administrative center of Nauru is Aaron (the country does not have a capital). Nauru has a small population and no cities, only residential areas in the coastal lowlands.

Commodity prices

Phosphate resources are abundant, with an annual output and export volume of approximately 1 to 1.5 million tons in the 1970s and 1980s. Since the 1990s, production has been declining year by year, with a production of only about 40000 tons in 2004. At present, there are very few phosphate reserves left, and the grade is continuously decreasing.

Nauru's agricultural products are very limited, mainly coconuts. Almost all food relies on imports.

Nauru has abundant fishery resources, with a 200 nautical mile exclusive economic zone and a high production of tuna, with an annual catch of over 40000 tons.

The general population in Nao relies on imports for their biological resources, resulting in high prices and a shortage of fresh fruits and vegetables.

Nao has no taxes.

There is only one bank in Nauru - the Bank of Nauru, which mainly engages in offshore banking business.

Insurance Medical

Nauru implements free healthcare, with one hospital, three local doctors, and 11 Cuban aid doctors.

Nauru has a high rate of obesity and diabetes.

Customs taboos

Nauru's main holidays are New Year's Day (January 1), Independence Day (January 31), Constitution Day (May 17), Homecoming Day (October 26), and Christmas Day (December 25-26).

The people of Nauru are simple and hospitable. In social situations, Nauruans perform handshake rituals.

Nauruans dress simply and casually, usually wearing casual shirts and sandals. The local women's clothing is conservative, with mostly sleeveless tops and skirts over the knees. Nauru is close to the equator with strong sunlight, so it is best to wear sunglasses when going out during the day. It is extremely common for locals to wear Japanese style slippers. On formal occasions, men wear suits and women wear dresses.

The staple foods of Nauruans are mainly rice and bread, accompanied by meat and fish.

Communications Power

There is telephone service that allows international long-distance calls, but the service is unstable.

Internet service is available but unstable.

Power interface type: Three pin flat plug.

Standard voltage: 240V.

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