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Dependent of Solomon Islands Citizen (Working)

This visa is for dependent (spouse) of Solomon Islands citizens who intend to live in Solomon Islands.

Visa Details
  • Extension: Yes
  • Work Rights: Not permitted.
Who Should Apply
  • Family member (spouse) of Solomon Islands citizen working for SI Government.
  • Family member (spouse) of Public Servant citizen 11 (1) (b) of the Immigration Act 2012.
Visa Requirements
  • Provide a valid copy of Passport bio data page
  • Provide a copy of Marriage (for spouse)
  • Provide a support letter from the Sponsor (likely from the Ministry of Public Service confirming employment)
Visa processing time
  • The processing time may vary for different visa categories. We do not guarantee a specific timeframe, but we will process your application in a timely manner. 
  • After you apply online for your visa, log into your account to check your visa status.
  • We will notify you through your email once we make a decision.
  • To prevent delays in processing time, please attach all required documents with your application.
When you get your visa

Once your visa is approved, we will send your electronic grant letter through your specific email that you provided during the application.

Your visa approved period of stay is valid from; 

  • the date you entered into Solomon Islands; or
  • the date when your visa is granted.
How to Apply
  1. Click on the “Apply Online” button to begin your application.
  2. You will be required to register an account before proceeding.
  3. Register using a valid email address and create a secure password.
  4. After registration, log in to your account using your email and password.
  5. Once logged in, complete the online visa application form and submit your application.

*Please ensure your email address is active, as all application updates and notifications will be sent to this email.

Character requirements for the visa
  1.  There is a character concern about a person if – 
  • the person has a record of serious criminal conduct, whether in Solomon Islands or in a foreign country.
  • the person has been convicted for more than one criminal offence, whether in Solomon Islands or in a foreign country.
  • the person is a threat to national security, connected to terrorist act, people trafficking, child sex, drug smuggling.
  • the person is acquitted of an offence on the grounds of unsoundness of mind or insanity, detained in a facility. 
Cancellation of visa
  1.  The Director of Immigration may cancel a visa if – 
  • there is a character concern about the person applying for the visa.
  • the visa was obtained through fraud or false information or document.