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Q:
Where do I get information on visiting the Cook Islands?
A:
Visit the Cook Islands Tourism Corporation website: www.cook-islands.com
 
Q:
What are the entry requirements for visiting the Cook Islands?
A:

A bona-fide visitor (any person who enters the Cook Islands solely for recreation or vacation/holiday), does not require an entry permit, provided he/she possesses proof of onward passage (booked and paid) for stays of not more than 31 days.

Extension permits are usually granted for visitors wanting to stay over 31 days. All visitors are required to have a valid passport, proof of onward passage, adequate financial means of supporting stay, and suitable accommodation. Applications can be made upon arrival at the Immigration Department. Extensions are granted on a monthly basis, up to 5 additional months only. A fee is payable with each application within 14 days before the expiration of the permit. Extensions are granted at two levels: Up to three months NZ$70.00 (15 years and older), up to five months NZ$120.00 (15 years and older). Children under 15 years of age are exempt from charges but must report to Immigration for official paperwork to be completed.

Those wanting to stay in the Cook Islands longer than 6 months must apply for a visa from their home territory, before their arrival in the Cook Islands. Please direct applications to:

Principal Immigration Officer
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration
PO Box 105,
Rarotonga Ph: (682) 29347
COOK ISLANDS Fax: (682) 21247
Email: admin@immigration.gov.ck

 
Q:
Where can I get historical information or documents about the Cook Islands?
A:
Historical information is kept in the Archives Section of the Cook Islands National Museum. The museum also supplies copies of historical photographs. More information and price list at: www.culture.gov.ck
 
Q:
What are the requirements for investment in the Cook Islands?
A:
Visit the Development Investment Board website: www.cookislands-invest.com or see the investment section on this website.
 
Q:
Where do I get a birth certificate for a Cook Islands national?
A:
Email the Ministry of Justice Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages: offices@justice.gov.ck or contact Cook Islands High Commission in Wellington for application forms for birth, death or marriage certificates. Phone 04 497 5126 or email cookislands@cookhicom.org.nz
 
Q:
Where do I find statistics and figures relating to the Cook Islands?
A:
Visit the Cook Islands Statistics Office website: www.stats.gov.ck