Maldives Arrival Card: Traveller Declaration & Entry Guide

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Maldives Arrival Card

Do you know that if you are travelling to Maldives, you have to complete the Maldives arrival card or Maldives Traveller Declaration, which is important immigration form to complete before arrival.

It is an online arrival declaration submitted through the official IMUGA portal.

If you are visiting the Maldives as a tourist, the tourist visa is generally granted on arrival, provided you meet the country's entry requirements.

What Is the Maldives Arrival Card?

Maldives Arrival Form

The Maldives arrival card is commonly referred as Traveller Declaration.

It is an online self declaration managed by Maldives immigration through the IMUGA portal which travellers submit their information electronically before arriving in the country.

The form is mandatory for travellers arriving in Maldives where they have to completed and submit online within 96 hours before arrival and it is free of charge including childrens and infants need to complete as well.

⚠️Important: You do not need to pay an agent to complete the form. Maldives Immigration specifically warns travellers about websites or individuals charging fees for the Traveller Declaration.

Who Needs to Complete the Maldives Arrival Card?

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Every travellers that arrive in the Maldives need to submit an individual Traveller Declaration.

Children and infants also must have their own passports for entry so if you are travelling with family, make sure that each person's declaration is completed rather than submitted only one form for whole family.

Maldives Has Abolished the Return Immigration Form

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Maldives Immigration removed the Traveller Declaration requirement for outbound travellers from 15 August 2024. The requirement remains for travellers arriving in the Maldives.

So, for a normal holiday:

Before arriving: Complete the Traveller Declaration.

When leaving: You do not need to complete the same Traveller Declaration as a departure form.

How to Fill Out the Maldives Immigration Form (IMUGA)

Step 1: Go To The Official Website

How to fill out the Maldives immigration form.

Step 2: Select Traveller Declaration Button

  • Look for and click on "Traveller Declaration," then select "New Traveller Declaration" to start filling out a new form.
  • If there is an existing form in the system, always start over, as flight information or travel dates may have changed since the last time it was entered.
How to fill out the Maldives immigration form.

Step 3: Fill in Your Personal Information and Travel Details

  • You can fill in your personal details, flight number that arriving Maldives, name of accommodation
  • Or you can just scan your passport to automatic fill in
How to fill out the Maldives immigration form.

Step 4: Upload photo and Verify information

  • Upload the prepared headshot photo that meets the requirements.
  • The system will then display a summary of all the information. Before clicking Submit, please review every line carefully, especially...
  • Once you are sure all the information is correct, press "Submit" to send.
  • The system will immediately generate a QR code.
  • Save it before closing the screen, as this is what you will need to show to the authorities.
Complete Travellers Declaratiom

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Do Singapore Travellers Need a Maldives Arrival Card?

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Yes, Singaporeans that are travelling to Maldives should complete the arrival card before arrival.

This form is make easier for travellers to enter Maldives and make the immigration process smooth so if you are flying from Singapore to Male, remember to complete the declaration within 96 hour window before your flight.

If you realise that you have not completed it, use the official IMUGA portal as soon as possible and follow the instruction provided by Maldives immigration.

FAQ: Maldives Arrival Card

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