Understand

Niue, a small island in the Pacific Ocean, is separate from the rest of the Cook Islands due to its remoteness and cultural differences. However, it is self-governing in association with New Zealand. The population of Niue has been decreasing over the years, with many people emigrating to New Zealand and Australia. Despite its challenges of geographic isolation and limited resources, Niue is making efforts to improve its economy through tourism and financial services. Additionally, the sale of postage stamps to collectors is an important source of revenue for the island. Niue's local language does not use the word "Niue" to refer to the island but instead means "Look! There's a coconut."

Get in

Calling all globetrotters! If you're dreaming of a visit to Niue, we've got good news for you. Regardless of your nationality, you are visa exempt and can stay for a maximum of 30 days. And guess what? Extensions of stay are possible too! Come and explore the wonders of Niue, a paradise awaiting your discovery.

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