台湾(Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)) 前往 巴布亚新几内亚(Papua New Guinea) 签证要求

Taiwan (ordinary passport) travelers need an eVisa before flying to Papua New Guinea. Apply online for the Visitor Visa via the official ICA eVisa portal: it costs about USD 50, allows a single entry of up to 60 days, is valid 6 months from issue, and takes up to 10 working days to process. Visa-on-arrival is suspended for Taiwan nationals (currently only Pacific Island nations and Israel qualify for arrival visas), so do not rely on getting a visa at the airport. A Taiwan ordinary passport holder cannot enter Papua New Guinea visa-free and cannot use visa-on-arrival, which the Immigration & Citizenship Authority (ICA) has suspended for most nationalities. Taiwan is not on the Easy Visitor Permit (visa-free/eligible) list, but every nationality may apply online for the standard Visitor Visa (eVisa) before travel. The Visitor Visa "Own Itinerary" (independent tourist) carries a USD 50 online lodgement/administration fee, is single-entry, valid for 6 months from issue, and permits a stay of up to 60 days. Processing is up to 10 working days when all requirements are met, though many cases clear in 1-2 days. Applicants register on the ICA eVisa portal, upload a passport bio page (6+ months validity), a cover letter/itinerary, proof of sufficient funds, and a confirmed onward/return ticket, pay online, and receive a PDF eVisa to present at airline check-in and immigration. Because sources confirm VoA is not open to Taiwan, the conservative and correct verdict is eVisa-required-before-travel.