Yes. Indian passport holders will require a Palau visa to explore the country for tourism. They can get a visa for free upon arrival at the entry ports. 

When you are applying for a visa, you will be asked to provide the following documents to the Immigration department at the airport of Palau:   

• Valid passport: Ensure your passport is valid and has at least one blank page for immigration stamps.

• Sufficient funds: Provide proof of financial resources to cover your stay in Palau at least USD 200 per week.

• Return/Onward ticket: Have a confirmed return or onward ticket.

• Yellow Fever Vaccination: If you're arriving from a region with a risk of yellow fever, you must present an International Certificate of Vaccination for Yellow Fever.

No. Travel insurance isn't mandatory, but it's a wise choice for Palau travel. It safeguards you against unexpected expenses and medical emergencies.

No, there are no specific vaccination requirements for Indian citizens visiting Palau. However, Cholera and Yellow Fever immunizations are required if you are arriving from infected areas.

Once you arrive at the Palau International Airport, follow these steps:

• Prepare the required documents: Before arriving in Palau, you must prepare all the required documents, such as a valid Indian passport, return or onward flight ticket, etc. 

• Proceed to Immigration: Head to the immigration counter and present your passport, return ticket, and proof of funds.

• Complete the form: Fill out the required immigration form.

• Receive your visa: If your application is approved, the immigration officer will stamp your passport with the visa

Apart from obtaining VOA upon arrival in Palau, all visitors must sign the Palau Pledge, a commitment to protecting the country's natural environment and preserving local traditions. This unique initiative is stamped into passports as a tangible reminder of each visitor's pledge.

Yes. You can be denied entry into Palau. While the visa application process is generally straightforward, there are several reasons why you might be refused entry:

• Incomplete or Incorrect Documentation: Ensure that your passport, return ticket, and proof of funds are valid.

• Insufficient Funds: You may be denied entry if you don't have enough funds to support your stay in Palau.

• Health Concerns: You may be refused entry if you have a contagious disease or health condition that poses a risk to public health.

• Criminal Record: A criminal record, especially one involving drug-related offences, can be grounds for denial.

• Overstaying Previous Visas: If you have overstayed visas in other countries, it can impact your visa application.

• Security Concerns: If your passport or nationality raises security concerns, you may be denied entry.

With a Palau tourist visa, you can stay there for 30 days, depending on your travel itinerary.

Yes. Palau visa holders can extend their stay up to two times, with each extension adding 30 days. Please note that the total stay cannot exceed 90 days.