How to get a Kiribati visa from Nigeria

• Kiribati, officially the Republic of Kiribati, is a sovereign state in Micronesia in the central Pacific Ocean.
• The Kiribati tourist visa is designed for people who wish to visit Kiribati for tourism or leisure.
• All visitors to Kiribati must carry a valid passport and visa applicants intending to visit a friend or family need to submit an invitation letter from a family member or host living in Kiribati.
• This letter should clearly state the address and contact details of the host, as well as your relationship with them.
• Funds of up to 5000 AUD (Australian Dollars) need to declared by the traveler.
• To enter Kiribati, you need:
• a valid passport with a minimum of six months validity
• a return or onward ticket (or sufficient funds to purchase them), and
• sufficient funds to cover the duration of the intended stay.
• Where a minor child is traveling with only one parent, a notarized letter of permit from the parent not traveling should be presented.
• If traveling with non-parents, a notarized letter from the minor's guardians would be required.
• The letter should indicate that the chaperones are authorized to travel outside the country with the minor, as well as permit the chaperones to seek medical attention for the minor, if necessary.
• Extensions may be granted on application to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration once in Kiribati. You can usually request one-month extensions up to a maximum of three additional months.
• The visa cost for a Kiribati tourist visa is A$40 (single-entry) and A$70 (multiple-entry).

• A Student Visa in Kiribati allows a foreign national the opportunity to immigrate to Kiribati on a temporary basis in order to undertake a course of study in the country.
• Studying in Kiribati is becoming a popular thing for undergraduates across the world.
• The country offers a long history of excellence in learning with a host of educational establishments.
• A study visa allows the holders to live and work (in a restricted manner) in Kiribati for as long as they need to.
• The Kiribati work and study arrangement is exceptionally beneficial for students who wish to support themselves and any dependents all through their study period.
• All visa applicants must be able to demonstrate their intention to return to their own country at the end of their period of study.
• Non-refundable tickets or reservations should not be purchased until all visas and passports are secured and in your possession.
• In a nutshell, the following criteria must be met before a student visa is issued:

a. A letter of acceptance must be provided demonstrating that an applicant has been offered a place on a full time course of study at a recognized educational institution.

b. Candidates must be able to demonstrate evidence of enough funds to support themselves in the country.

c. It must be shown that the course fees have been paid in full.

d. Private medical insurance must be arranged and documentary evidence of this must be provided.

e. It must be the candidate's demonstrable intention to return to their own country at the end of their period of study.

• The Kiribati work visa is issued to Nigerians intending to take up paid employment in Kiribati.
• Finding a well-paid job in Kiribati is unfortunately a real challenge: the country is still developing and the few industries available need improvements.
• In order for foreigners to obtain a work permit for Kiribati, the expat must meet certain requirements and provide the Kiribati ministry with the correct evidence and documentation.
• Applicants of this visa must be between 20 and 45 years old.
• They must also have an official medical certificate confirming that they are of good health.
• In addition to this, potential foreign residents in Kiribati must prove that they are of good character by providing the embassy with evidence of a clean police record.
• Applicants must be able to fully demonstrate their qualification for the role before a permanent residency visa is issued.
• All information about living and working in Kiribati can be gotten from the nearest Kiribati embassy around you.
• There are many Kiribati job boards that regularly advertise open job slots in the country.
• There is always the option of teaching English in schools throughout the country.
• You must pay a departure tax of AU$20 when leaving Kiribati from the airport.
• Take note that nudity and wearing revealing swimsuits are illegal in Kiribati.
• The laws of Kiribati prohibit sexual acts between individuals of the same sex. LGBTQ travelers should carefully consider the risks of travelling to Kiribati.
• All residents in Kiribati are liable to pay income tax on their net income, including rent, wage earnings and business gains. For the first 28,500 AUD earned, the tax amount is set at 25%. Anything in excess of this amount is taxed at a rate of 35%.
• Many employers pay their employees tax straight from their salary.

The atoll of Tarawa is the capital of Kiribati. The atoll has two distinct areas, the North and the South Tarawa.

Kiribati has two official currencies: the Kiribati dollar and the Australian dollar. The value of the A$ fluctuates against the value of other world currencies.

Located in the continent of Oceania, Kiribati covers 811 square kilometers of land, making it the 191st largest nation in terms of land area.

The Republic of Kiribati has a GDP of US$1,420 (2010), making it the poorest country in Oceania.

Kiribati is in an active seismic zone and is prone to earthquakes. Tsunamis may occur after a strong earthquake and can travel long distances across the Pacific.