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Australia and Solomon Islands Travel Advice

The information on this page is a guide only and subject to change as regulations and restrictions change.

For assistance, contact ourReservations teams via phone (+677) 23506 or 23562 or (+61) 07 38605883 or email [email protected].

Passengers holding valid unused Solomon Airlines tickets can use these as credit towards available flights and any fare or tax difference will need to be paid. It remains the responsibility of travellers to ensure they satisfy all requirements of the destination country.

View our latest schedule overviews here.

Advice for travel to the Solomon Islands

 

Solomon Islands Travel Authorisation (SI-TA)

 
Effective 15 March 2023, Solomon Islands Government has suspended the current Travel Authorization trial https://solomons.govtas.com/ for all incoming passengers until further notice. All incoming travellers to Solomon Islands still need to comply with the health requirements under the current Health Travel Advisory issued by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services.
 

Passport Validity Requirements

For foreign nationals, your passport must have at least 6 months of validity beyond your intended stay.

Solomon Islands Entry Requirements

Effective 23 May 2023, all incoming travellers to Solomon Islands no longer need to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination or COVID-19 test (either PCR or Rapid Antigen Test) unless requested. All COVID-19 related requirements have been lifted and the Health Card required for all those returning to and visiting Solomon Islands to fill will be made available either in flight or at the ports of entry.

If passengers are first time visitors or business travellers please note:

  • Check Visa requirements depending on your country
  • Apply for Visitor or Business Visa (if applicable)

If passengers are permanent residents or permit holders they will need to provide:

  • Copy of valid permit (if applicable)
  • Letter from employer confirming employment (if applicable)

If passengers are international only direct transit and not leaving the airside area

  • Note passengers must not clear immigration and passengers must be directed to the international waiting area on arrival

Day of Departure Conditions

All of these requirements are mandatory and the passenger's responsibility in order to be able to board an international flight to the Solomon Islands.

If any of these requirements are not completed, then boarding will be denied and no-show conditions will apply.

 

Advice for travel to Australia

All valid visa holders will be permitted to enter Australia. No COVID-19 testing is required prior to departure.

Click here for further information on entering or leaving Australia

Proof of vaccination

The certificates issued by the Solomon Islands to show vaccinations do not have sufficient information for proof if required for international travel, where proof of vaccination is required.

You must get a Yellow Health Vaccination Booklet for travel from the Emergency Operations Centre at the Ministry of Health compound opposite the National Referral Hospital – phone 25256. You will need to show them your Solomon Islands Government-issued vaccination card and passport and they will transfer the information to the WHO-issued booklet.

Transiting Australia

The Department of Home Affairs website sets out information on transiting Australia, including on transit visas, irrespective of how long your transit is. 

You are able to transit through Australia if transiting for 8 hours or less and you have evidence of onward international travel and if a visa is not required (please refer to the Department of Home Affairs website). If your transit is 8-72 hours you will need to request a 771 transit visa

Additional Information

Please do not hesitate to contact our Reservations or Sales Offices.