Entry
Visitors must have a current passport valid for more than six months
beyond their intended stay, adequate funds to support themselves,
and an onward or return airline ticket. A Visa may be required
depending on your length of stay and nationality. Check with the
nearest embassy of the country you wish to visit before traveling.
Weather
The climate of the Pacific varies from north to south and
east to west. The northwest of the ocean is prone to seasonal
typhoons, the southeast to hurricanes. The South Pacific can
experience strong westerly winds and a sub-tropical to temperate
climate. The central region of the Pacific experiences equatorial
doldrums interspersed with seasonal cyclones. The temperature
in Palau is around 82F all year round. Rainfall can occur
throughout the year. The humidity is about 82%. Palau is
outside the typhoon zone.
Water
Palau's water temperatures are in the low 80F all year round.
Currency
Major credit cards and travelers checks are widely accepted.
If you are traveling to more remote islands check your credit card
and traveler checks validity with the hotel/resort you are staying
at before you travel.
Language
Both English and Palauan are widely spoken and
understood. But also
Sonsoralese, Angavr, Japanese, Tobi are spoken.
Health
No immunizations are required unless travelers are coming from an infected
area.
Electricity
110 volt and US type outlets are used.
