Business & investor visas
Nauruan Special Purpose Visa
A flexible visa class for entry to Nauru for a specific defined purpose not covered by the other classes.
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The AUD 50–200 fee band and the scope of the Special Purpose Visa were summarised from the Immigration Division site and should be confirmed with the Immigration Division.
Important information
Immigration rules and fees can change. This information is for general guidance only and does not constitute legal advice. Always check the latest requirements on the official Nauru government website before you apply.
- Official name
- Special Purpose Visa
- Route type
- Discretionary, purpose-specific entry
- Cost
- Approximately AUD 50–200
- Fee requires confirmation with the Immigration Division.
- Number of entries
- Single entry or multiple entries
- Key condition
- You must not engage in any activity for which a business or employment visa may be granted, except as permitted by the visa or approved by the Secretary
- Where to apply
- Immigration Office in Nauru — in person, through a representative, or online
- Passport validity
- Passport must not be due to expire within 3 months of the application date
Who it is for
- People needing to enter Nauru for a specific defined purpose not covered by the other visa classes
Requirements
- A specific defined purpose for entering or remaining in Nauru that is not covered by the other visa classes
- A passport that will not expire within 3 months of the date of application
- You must not undertake activities for which a business or employment visa is required, unless the visa permits it or the Secretary approves
- Where the purpose is legal proceedings, those proceedings must commence within 14 days after the visa is granted (or after you enter Nauru if you are outside Nauru)
- Payment of the non-refundable fee, plus a police certificate and a certificate of medical fitness
How to apply
- Complete the Application for Special Purpose Visa, selecting single entry or multiple entries and stating your purpose
- Attach the Part E documents and the fee receipt
- Lodge the application with the Immigration Office in Nauru in person, through a representative, or online
- Notify the Principal Immigration Officer of any relevant change in circumstances after grant
Documents you may need
- Certified copies of the identity pages of your passport or travel document
- One recent passport-sized photograph (45mm x 35mm) with your name printed on the back
- A police certificate covering the previous 12 months' residence
- A certificate of medical fitness (including a chest x-ray and blood tests)
- A receipt evidencing payment of the fee
- Certified English translations of any documents not in English
Official sources
For the most accurate and up-to-date information, always refer to the official government sources.
Verified against official gov.uk sources · last reviewed 2026-08-21. Information only — not legal advice.