Best eVisa for Maldives
The official link goes to imuga.immigration.gov.mv. NUM isn’t a government agency or a visa service. Rules change, so confirm on the official site before you pay or travel.
The Maldives Traveller Declaration in brief.
| Fee | Free |
|---|---|
| When to apply | Within 96 hours before your arrival flight |
Do you need it?
All travelers arriving in the Maldives. It’s separate from the 30-day tourist visa on arrival.
What to have ready.
- Your passport details.
- Your flight details.
- Your accommodation booking.
The short answers.
What is the best eVisa for the Maldives?
The Traveller Declaration, called IMUGA, is a free mandatory online form on the Maldives Immigration portal. Apply on the official site, unless you want to pay a private service for help.
Who needs the Maldives Traveller Declaration?
All travelers arriving in the Maldives. It’s separate from the 30-day tourist visa on arrival.
How much does it cost?
Free. Fees change, so confirm it on the official site before you pay.
When should I apply?
Within 96 hours before your arrival flight.
Does NUM issue the Maldives Traveller Declaration?
No. NUM isn’t a government agency or a visa service, and we don’t decide applications. We explain what’s needed and link to the official site.
Land connected.
Get your data ready before you fly with a Maldives eSIM. Need anything else? Text NUM.
Where this comes from.
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