Travel advice for Wallis and Futuna

Exercise normal precautions when travelling to Wallis and Futuna. Estonia has no embassy there, so consult British and German travel information, and seek consular help through the Estonian embassy in Paris if needed. Estonian citizens may stay without a visa for up to 30 days, but entry conditions can change without prompt notice. Drivers need a valid Estonian licence and must follow French traffic law.

Hong Kong advises normal precautions for Wallis and Futuna.

Take normal precautions when travelling to Wallis and Futuna. Crime is uncommon, but LGBTQ+ travellers may face discrimination or aggression, and tropical storms occur especially from November to April. Healthcare is limited, so obtain comprehensive travel insurance covering hospital treatment, repatriation and possible transfer abroad. Your Dutch passport must be valid for at least three months, and no visa is required.

Exercise usual caution when travelling to Wallis and Futuna; no security reasons warrant advising against travel. Check document validity, monitor conditions along the planned route, obtain suitable travel health insurance, and follow entry and transit requirements and local authorities' instructions. Slovenian citizens do not need a visa.

Take normal precautions in Wallis and Futuna, where visits of up to 90 days for business or tourism do not require a visa, but check requirements for longer stays, work or study. A passport valid for six months after departure and a yellow fever vaccination certificate when arriving from a transmission risk country are required. Declare restricted goods and check cash declarations. Medical dispensaries are in Mua, Hahake and Hihifo.