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You don't need a visa to visit the Cook Islands as a tourist. The published rule is a Visitor Permit on arrival for up to 31 days; a January 2024 Ministry paper proposed raising this to 90 days for Australian passport holders, but we couldn't confirm that it was adopted, so confirm your permitted stay on arrival. You still have to report to an officer on arrival, fill in the arrival card and be granted a Visitor Permit (free at the airport), have a passport (or other accepted identity document) that stays valid for 6 months after your permit ends, an onward travel plan, enough funds or a sponsor, and meet the character and health conditions; an officer can refuse entry if you don't. Visitor Permits don't allow work for gain or reward. Heads-up: this comes from the Immigration Regulations 2023 and a January 2024 MFAI paper, both over 2 years old, and the live MFAI pages could not be read; check mfai.gov.ck before you travel.

المصدر: Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Cook Islands (Immigration Regulations 2023)