Egypt to Solomon Islands visa requirements

Yes, Egyptian passport holders need a visa for the Solomon Islands. Egypt is not on the visa-free or free-visitor-permit lists, so you must obtain prior written approval from the Director of Immigration before you travel. With that approval in hand, the visitor permit is then issued on arrival. An Egyptian ordinary passport holder cannot enter the Solomon Islands without arranging entry in advance. The Solomon Islands grants visa-free or free visitor-permit entry to a defined list of nationalities (most EU/Commonwealth states, the USA, Israel, UAE, China, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore and around 45 others), but Egypt is not on any of these lists. Under Solomon Islands policy, nationals not in the exempt categories must obtain prior approval ("pre-arranged visa approval") from the Director of Immigration in Honiara before travelling; the visitor permit can then be granted on arrival. Because the trip is impossible without securing this advance approval first, the practical verdict is visa-required. Application is handled by email/post directly with the Immigration Division (Ministry of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration), as the Solomon Islands has no embassy in Egypt and a limited consular network. The visitor permit allows a stay of up to three months within any twelve-month period and requires a passport valid at least six months, an onward/return ticket, proof of sufficient funds, and supporting documents (itinerary, accommodation, purpose of visit). There is no Schengen relevance; the Solomon Islands is an independent Pacific nation. As of 2026-05-30 no eVisa or unilateral visa-waiver for Egypt has been introduced.