🇸🇨Seychelles

Typically bring

• A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay.
• A return or onward ticket to another destination or home country.
• Evidence of sufficient funds for the duration of the trip (e.g., bank statements, credit card, cash).
• Travel insurance covering medical and repatriation costs.

Watch out for

• Assuming all travellers are allowed visa‑free; double‑check if you have any travel restrictions or previous visa issues that might affect entry.
• Failing to carry proof of sufficient funds or onward travel can lead to denial of entry.
• Relying on a single point of entry (e.g., the main airport) without knowing the exact check‑in procedures may cause confusion at immigration.

Good to know

• Currency is the Seychellois rupee (SCR); ATMs are common in Victoria and resort areas.
• The official language is English, with French and Seychellois Creole also widely spoken.
• Internet access is generally reliable in major towns and resorts, though rural islands may have limited connectivity.
• Seychelles is considered safe for tourists; standard travel precautions apply.
• Typical daily expenses include meals, local transport, and tourist activities; budgeting for meals in resorts is higher than in local eateries.