🇵🇼Palau

Typically bring

• A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned exit date.
• A return or onward travel ticket to prove you will leave Palau.
• Proof of sufficient funds for your stay, such as recent bank statements or a credit card statement.
• A confirmed hotel booking or invitation letter from a host in Palau, if applicable.

Watch out for

• Double‑check that your passport is not damaged or near its expiration date before travel.
• Keep the arrival fee payment receipt in case you need to show proof of payment at customs.
• Make sure you have all required documents on hand; missing items can lead to denial of entry.

Good to know

• The currency is the US dollar, widely accepted in most places.
• English is the official language; basic local phrases may be helpful but not essential.
• Internet connectivity is available in main towns but can be spotty in remote areas.
• Palau is generally safe; standard travel precautions apply.
• Carry a small amount of cash for smaller vendors and tips.