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Maldives · Traveller Declaration · arrival only since 15 August 2024

Maldives IMUGA, the free form, and how to spot the sites pretending to be it.

The IMUGA Traveller Declaration is free and takes one submission within 96 hours before arrival. Departure declarations ended in 2024.

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Last reviewed 2026-09-14
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Every foreign arrival in the Maldives submits the IMUGA Traveller Declaration within the 96 hours before arrival. It is free, and it runs on a government host.

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imuga.immigration.gov.mv/traveller
Run by Maldives Immigration. Last verified September 14, 2026. · Archived snapshot

Outbound travellers no longer submit anything. Maldives Immigration removed the departure declaration from 15 August 2024. Guides that still tell you to file one before flying home are out of date.

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1. What the declaration is, and what it is not

Who submits it, when, and how it differs from the tourist visa issued at the counter. → Read the declaration overview

2. What the form collects

Seven items confirmed by the portal’s own first step and by the official tourist entry page. → Open the field guide

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