For the relevant traveller scope, is a visa, electronic authorisation, visa on arrival or no advance visa normally required?
All foreign visitors to Papua New Guinea need a visa, regulated and issued by ICA. Visa on Arrival is only available to selected countries; Chinese tourists with ordinary passports travelling in organised tour groups with a registered tour operator in Papua New Guinea are eligible for VoA.
See recorded sources
- The full list of nationalities eligible for Visa on Arrival is not in the source.
- https://ica.gov.pg/uploads/media/post_file_3195072-visa-information-booklet-2025.pdf
All foreign visitors to Papua New Guinea need a visa. Visa is regulated and issued by the Immigration and Citizenship Authority (ICA).
- https://ica.gov.pg/uploads/media/post_file_3195072-visa-information-booklet-2025.pdf
Visa on Arrival (VoA) is only available to selected countries. Visit the website (ica.gov.pg) to check if your nationality is eligible for visa-on-arrival.
- https://ica.gov.pg/uploads/media/post_file_3195072-visa-information-booklet-2025.pdf
Chinese tourists with ordinary passports travelling in organized tour groups with a registered tour operator in Papua New Guinea are also eligible for VoA.
