On arrival at the Velaanaa International Airport in the Maldives, you may obtain a free 30 day visa regardless of the country of origin given that you have your own valid passport with a Machine Readable Zone. The passport must have at least 6 months of validity left and the traveller must carry at least 100+50 dollars for every day that they plan on staying for, or they must show a reservation from a resort island or a hotel before entering into the country. Normal rules and regulations apply upon entering the territory of the Maldives as well most of the diplomatic countries of the world.
Reasons For Denial Of Entry
Rather than asking what are the acceptance of the country, the main questions would be what could be the denials upon entering the country. A foreigner cannot travel into the Maldives under a sponsorship that is yet to be approved. The sponsorships approval the responsibility of the foreigner. The sponsor must be a local company or a locally registered company. Another reason for denied entry is if the Immigration deems that the travel documents are fraudulent, or if the traveller is suspected to disrupt harmony and do unlawful activities. Furthermore, if a traveller is to have anti-semitic religious or political views they will most likely be denied entry.
A foreigner cannot travel into the Maldives under a sponsorship that is yet to be approved.The sponsorships approval the responsibility of the foreigner.
Reasons For Removal from the Maldives
There are multiple reasons for someone to get deported from the Republic of Maldives, some of them include working with a tourist visa, unlawful activities, suspected on the disruption of the religious and political harmony of the land, having an expired stay or work permit. The removal will be considered as deportation until it is seen fit by the Immigration themselves to allow them back in. All in all, upon entering the Maldives, you are agreeing to obey the laws set by the Maldivian government and respect them despite your beliefs or understandings.