Order a Tokelau Visa: The Easiest Way to Get Your Tokelau Travel Permit

Alright, so I had this whole thing with needing a visa for Tokelau. It’s not a super common destination, you know? So I figured I’d share my experience in case anyone else is in the same boat.

First off, I started by hitting up the internet. Just typing in “Tokelau visa” into the search bar. I found a website that had some information about it.

Then, I looked for an option to order online. The website did mention that they process the visa applications. I had to fill in a bunch of forms online, providing details about myself and my trip. It was a bit of a hassle, you know, filling in all those boxes, but I guess it’s standard procedure. I remember one form asked for my passport details, another wanted to know my travel dates, and there was even one asking about my occupation. It’s like, “Dude, I just want to visit your country!”

• Filled out the application forms online.
• Provided personal and travel information.
• Paid the visa processing fee.

After submitting all that, I had to pay a fee. I think it was around, don’t quote me on this, maybe 50 bucks? Could have been more, could have been less. Anyway, I used my credit card to make the payment, cause, who carries cash these days, right? I got a confirmation email after paying, saying they received my application and it’s being processed.

Then came the waiting game. I kept checking my email like every hour, it was kind of annoying, but also exciting! It took, I want to say, about two weeks? Yeah, roughly two weeks. And then, bam! Another email landed in my inbox. This time, it had my visa attached as a PDF. Sweet!

I printed it out, just to be safe. I mean, what if my phone died or something while I was traveling? I always like to have a hard copy, you know, old school style. And that was it! Visa in hand, or well, in my travel folder, I was ready to go.

It was a bit of a process, not gonna lie. But in the end, I got the visa and it wasn’t that difficult. Just a lot of waiting and form-filling. So yeah, if you’re planning to visit Tokelau, that’s how I did it. Hope this helps someone out there!