How to get a French Polynesia visa from Rwanda

• Business visa is issued to foreigners to visit French Polynesia to conduct business activities in French Polynesia.
• Holders of the business visa can attend business meetings or conferences, and negotiate with other companies in French Polynesia.
• Application form should be correctly filled and signed by the applicant.
• Passport should be valid for at least 3 months beyond stay and contain at least two blank pages.
• The applicant is required to provide proof of sufficient funds for the intended length of stay.
• Applicants are to provide a certificate from the employer allowing business travel.
• Letter of invitation from the French Polynesian company and contact information of the company.
• The letter should also state coverage of applicant’s expenses during stay in French Polynesia.
• The letter of invitation from their business partner in French Polynesia should state the purpose and duration of the visit.

• A tourist visa allows foreigners to visit French Polynesia for tourism purposes.
• Applicants can also make visits to friends and relatives in French Polynesia.
• Completely filled French Polynesia Visa application form.
• Valid passport for at least three months beyond the return date is required.
• Passport must have at least two empty pages for the visa.
• Two recent (whole-face) passport photograph captured with a white background.
• Letter of invitation from your host is required. The letter should indicate the address and means of contacting the host.
• Compulsory Certificate of yellow fever vaccination is required.
• A signed consent letter by parents for minors is required as well as a copy of the birth certificate.
• Applicants are required to provide a valid medical insurance.
• Applicants for a tourist visa cannot work in French Polynesia.

The best time to apply for French Polynesia visa is 1 - 2 months before the intended date of travel.

The only places where tap water is safe to drink is in the city of Papeete on Tahiti and on Bora Bora.

French Polynesia is a safe, warm and welcoming place for visitors. Though, visitors should watch out for minor crimes in Papeete.