Romania→Maldives
Romanian citizens travelling to the Maldives for tourism receive a Maldivian tourist visa on arrival at the airport. This is the primary route and requires nothing before departure. More than one route is available: you may also apply in advance online through the official e-visa portal or at an embassy/consulate if you prefer.
The entry permission takes the form of a physical visa or an electronic visa (e-visa). The visa’s validity varies by case and is set by Maldivian immigration when it is issued. Paid work or study are not permitted on this tourist entry.
You must travel on a passport. Your Romanian passport must be valid for at least 1 month beyond the date of entry. A national identity card, a driving licence and a temporary passport are not accepted for this route.
At entry you may be asked to present a confirmed return ticket and proof of a hotel reservation, so carry those documents in printed or digital form.
No vaccinations are mandatory for travel to the Maldives for tourism. The Romanian ministry recommends vaccination against yellow fever and advises taking precautions against mosquito bites because dengue occurs in the Maldives, but these are recommendations rather than entry requirements.
The source material does not state a fixed permitted length of stay for this tourist visa. The tourist permission is issued on arrival at the airport or can be obtained beforehand through the official portal; the visa’s validity is determined by Maldivian immigration when granted.
Arrival registration is required and is completed online through the official entry-registration portal. The border authorities may ask to see proof of sufficient funds, a confirmed hotel booking and a return flight at immigration control.
Children and teenagers under 18 travelling to the Maldives for tourism need only a passport meeting the same validity rule as adults. No additional parental-consent documents or notarised permissions are required for minors on this tourist route.
Travel insurance is recommended by the Romanian ministry but is not a condition of entry. Consider obtaining comprehensive medical and repatriation cover for the duration of your trip.
The tourist visa can be obtained on arrival at the Maldivian airport or in advance through the official e-visa portal. The official portal handles e-visa applications and the same portal is used for arrival registration; the page links to that portal. Romania has no embassy in the Maldives; diplomatic representation is provided by Romania’s Embassy in Colombo, Sri Lanka.
Romanian citizens may get a Maldivian tourist visa on arrival at the airport, or they may apply beforehand through the official e-visa portal or at an embassy/consulate if they prefer. The on-arrival option is the one that requires nothing before departure.
You must travel on a passport. A Romanian passport valid for at least 1 month beyond the date of entry is required; a national identity card, a driving licence and a temporary passport are not accepted for this route.
You may be asked at check-in or at the border to show a confirmed return ticket and proof of a hotel booking. Bring printed or digital copies of your booking and your return flight reservation to avoid delays at check-in or immigration.
You may be asked at the border to show that you have enough money for your stay. The Maldivian border officers can request evidence of sufficient funds, so carry recent bank statements, cash or a card and be ready to show them.
Arrival registration is required and is completed online through the official entry-registration portal. Use the designated portal to submit your electronic travel declaration before arrival.
There are two routes: visa issued on arrival at the airport, or an e-visa applied for through the official portal. Both lead to a Maldivian tourist visa; choosing the e-visa is optional and not mandatory before travel.
Maldivian authorities issue a physical visa on arrival at the airport, or you can obtain an electronic visa through the official portal before travel. Either way, you receive the entry permission from Maldivian immigration.
Travel insurance is recommended by the Romanian ministry but is not a condition of entry. Consider comprehensive medical and repatriation cover for peace of mind, though immigration does not require proof on arrival as a universal rule.
Children under 18 need only the same accepted travel document as adults: a passport with the required validity. No additional parental consent or notarised paperwork is required for minors on this tourist route.
Arrival registration is done through the official entry-registration portal. The Romanian source names the portal and instructs travellers to complete the electronic travel declaration there before arrival.
The Romanian ministry notes there is no Romanian embassy in the Maldives; representation is provided by Romania’s Embassy in Colombo, Sri Lanka. In emergencies you may contact that embassy and you can also register your presence with them via the listed e-consular platform or email.
You may be asked at border control for proof of a confirmed hotel reservation and a return flight; carry copies. Also be prepared to show evidence of sufficient funds for your stay if requested by immigration officials.
If your passport does not meet the minimum validity requirement you risk being refused boarding or entry. Ensure your Romanian passport has at least one month of validity beyond your date of entry to the Maldives.
More than one route is available: the usual on-arrival visa issued at the airport, and the option to apply beforehand online via the official portal or at an embassy/consulate. The on-arrival route requires no pre-departure arrangements.
Our checker last confirmed these requirements on August 31, 2026. Entry rules can change without notice, so confirm against the official source below before you travel.
Your passport must stay valid for 1 months beyond your trip.
Sufficient Money for the Stay and Proof of Hotel Booking and Flight Back
Not required upon entry, but medical treatment is paid for by travelers — it's advisable to have a policy covering medical expenses and repatriation.
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