Whether you dream of a romantic retreat, an unforgettable honeymoon, or an adventure filled family holiday, the Maldives is the ultimate island escape. we ensure every detail is handled with care so you can simply relax and immerse yourself in paradise.
Visa: tourists of nearly all nationalities receive a free 30-day visa on arrival for tourism in the Maldives, though some countries may have bilateral agreements for longer stays, such as Sri Lanka’s 90 day visa. To be eligible, visitors need a valid passport, a confirmed return or onward flight ticket, a confirmed hotel booking or proof of sufficient funds, and must submit the IMUGA Traveler Declaration within 96 hours before arrival
For immigration – ( https://www.immigration.gov.mv/tourist-visa/ )
For IMUGA ( https://imuga.entryclearance.org/application/ )
Before you travel, ensure you meet the following criteria to avoid potential denial of entry by immigration officers
Passport: A valid machine-readable passport with at least one month’s validity beyond your date of arrival.
Return/Onward Ticket: A confirmed return ticket to your home country or a flight ticket to another destination.
Accommodation: A pre paid, confirmed accommodation booking at a registered hotel or resort.
Financial Means: Proof of sufficient funds to cover your expenses for the duration of your stay, such as a bank statement or cash, though the specific amount can vary.
IMUGA Traveler Declaration: All travelers must complete and submit the Traveler Declaration form online through the IMUGA portal within 96 hours of their flight to the Maldives.
Yellow Fever Vaccination: A valid Yellow Fever vaccination certificate may be required depending on your travel history.
Discretionary Entry: Immigration officers have the final say on granting entry, so having the required documents is essential, but does not guarantee entry.
Visa Violations: Working, engaging in business, or overstaying the visa is a violation and can lead to fines, deportation, or a ban on re entry.
Visa Extensions: You can apply for a visa extension through the IMUGA portal if you wish to stay longer than your initial visa allows
Best Time to Visit: November to April is the dry season (ideal for beach lovers), while May to October brings occasional rain but also fewer crowds and great deals.
Currency: The Maldivian Rufiyaa (MVR) is the local currency, but USD is widely accepted. Resorts often operate in USD.
Travel Insurance: Always recommended, especially for water sports and island transfers.
Transfers are mainly by speedboat, seaplane, or domestic flight arrange these in advance with your hotel.
Public ferries connect local islands but may be slow and less frequent.
Snorkeling & Diving: The Maldives is world-famous for coral reefs, manta rays, and whale sharks.
Island Hopping: Explore both local islands and resort islands for contrast.
Water Sports: Kayaking, jet skiing, parasailing, and surfing are widely available.
Romantic Escapes: Sunset cruises, sandbank picnics, and private dining under the stars.
Resorts offer international cuisines, while local islands serve Maldivian favorites like Mas Huni (tuna & coconut breakfast) and fresh seafood.
Alcohol is available only in resorts and liveaboard boats, not on local inhabited islands.
Light, breathable clothing + swimwear.
Reef-safe sunscreen & sunglasses.
Snorkeling gear (optional many resorts provide).
Modest attire if visiting local islands (shoulders & knees covered).
Maldives is a Muslim country respect local customs outside resorts.
Marine protection is crucial: avoid touching corals or disturbing marine life.
Stay hydrated and protect yourself from the tropical sun.