Kiribati Pre-Arrival
Declaration Portal
All travelers arriving in Kiribati are required by law to submit a pre-arrival declaration before boarding. Complete your declaration online in under 5 minutes and receive your unique reference code.
Register your traveler profile
Create your profile with personal details, passport information and contact details. Your profile is saved and pre-fills downstream forms — you only need to enter this information once.
Required before completing a declaration. Have your passport available before starting.
Complete your travel declaration
Provide your travel details — arrival date, flight number, port of embarkation and countries visited in the 30 days prior to arrival. A unique reference code (KIR-2026-XXXXX) is issued automatically on submission.
Estimated completion time: 2–3 minutes once your profile is created.
Complete your health declaration
Submit your health declaration to the Ministry of Health & Medical Services. Enter your reference code from Step 02 — your personal and travel details are pre-filled automatically. Declare any symptoms or relevant health information.
Required under the Public Health Act. Complete after your travel declaration is submitted.
Departing Kiribati
Travellers leaving Kiribati complete a short departure declaration — flight or vessel, final destination, purpose of trip, and the AUD$5,000 currency question. No prior arrival record is required: residents, citizens and crew can declare directly.
Complete your traveler profile, travel declaration and health form online before departure. Your unique reference code (KIR-2026-XXXXX) is issued immediately on submission.
Present your reference code to the Immigration officer. Your details are retrieved automatically from the portal — no paper forms or re-entry of information is required.
Proceed to Customs and Biosecurity for inspection of goods and baggage. Declare all items as required under the Customs Act 2019 and Biosecurity Act 2011.
Health officers from MHMS review your health declaration using your reference code. You may be asked follow-up questions based on your declared symptoms or travel history.
Your reference code links your declaration across all three checkpoints. Officers at Immigration, Customs and Health can all access your submitted information using the same code — you do not need to re-enter your details at any point.