For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
The International Visitor Permit is for a non-New Zealand citizen travelling to, entering and staying in the Cook Islands as a bona fide visitor for no longer than 31 days. The visitor may apply onshore on arrival at a designated place or to a designated officer where they travelled under the visa waiver.
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Limits of the record
- The official capture is dated 2023 and later amendments were not independently established.
- Independent literal and independent review are pending.
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
not a New Zealand citizen
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
may apply for an
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
International Visitor Permit onshore. The
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
international visitor must apply on arrival in
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
a designated place or to a designated officer
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
if they have travelled under the waiver from
- Cook Islands Immigration Regulations 2023, route section for international-visitor, exact capture
the requirement to hold a visa for travel to