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In the Maldives changed the procedure for filling out the declaration for tourists

In the Maldives changed the procedure for filling out the declaration for tourists.

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In the Maldives changed the procedure for filling out the declaration for tourists

In the Maldives changed the procedure for filling out the declaration for tourists. This was reported in the press service of ATOR with reference to the immigration service of the Maldives.

According to the new procedure adopted on November 9, tourists must confirm their e-mail address when making a mandatory declaration. Without this, it will not be possible to complete the design.

Now tourists need:

Go to the official website. Provide a valid email address. Get a one-time code (OTP) on it and enter it into the system. Complete the necessary data and send a declaration.

IMUGA is mandatory for all foreign tourists, including children. Declaration must be issued within 96 hours of arrival in the Maldives

Given that the declaration is mandatory for children, when filling out the declaration for them, the parent has the right to use his own e-mail address.

Source: РБК ↗

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