Spain to Vanuatu visa requirements

Spanish ordinary passport holders can travel to Vanuatu visa-free for tourism. On arrival you receive a free visitor permit, usually 30 days, extendable in-country up to a maximum of 120 days total. Spain is an EU member state and appears on Vanuatu's visa-exempted countries list, so Spanish ordinary passport holders need no visa for a short tourist visit. Immigration officers stamp a free visitor (tourist) permit into the passport on arrival, typically valid for 30 days. The permit can be extended at the Department of Immigration and Passport Services in Port Vila up to a combined maximum of 120 days from the date of entry; extensions carry a fee of about 7,420 VUV. The permit is strictly for tourism and short visits — no work, business activity, freelancing or volunteering is permitted. Travelers should hold a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond arrival, a confirmed return or onward ticket, and proof of sufficient funds. Note: in December 2024 the EU fully suspended the EU-Vanuatu visa waiver agreement, but that measure only affects Vanuatu passport holders entering the Schengen Area (over golden-passport concerns); it does NOT affect Spanish or other EU citizens entering Vanuatu, who remain visa-exempt. Vanuatu is in the South Pacific and is not part of the Schengen Area, so Schengen 90/180 and ETIAS rules are not relevant to entering Vanuatu.