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Do Spanish passport holders need a visa for Palau?

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No visa. Spanish passport holders can stay in Palau up to 90 days in any 180 under the EU visa waiver.

Palau's immigration page says its visa-waiver agreement with the EU lets citizens of Schengen states, Spain included, stay without a visa for up to 90 days in any 180. The Palau Visitors Authority describes a general 30-day visa on arrival; for Schengen passports, Palau immigration and the German Foreign Office both give 90 days in any 180. Spain's foreign ministry page could not be read, and you need the online entry form within 72 hours of arrival.

Source: Bureau of Customs and Border Protection (bcbp.pw), Palau. Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 90 days in any 180; EU-Palau visa waiver, per Palau immigration; the German Foreign Office gives the same figure.
Passport validity: 6 months; Palau Visitors Authority: not less than 6 months before expiry, plus proof of return arrangements.
Entry form: Within 72 hours; Online Palau entry form before you land; also sign the Palau Pledge at the border.
Environmental fee: USD 100; Included in international airline tickets; sea arrivals pay on arrival.
Source limits: Spanish ministry not read; The Spanish foreign ministry page could not be read.

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