Seychelles Honeymoon eTA

Documents Needed for Seychelles Honeymoon eTA

Applicants should submit the following Seychelles honeymoon eTA requirements at the time of application process:

1. Passport Biodata Page:
   • Provide a scan of the applicant’s passport biodata page showing all the details clearly, having a validity of 6 months from the intended date of travel.
2. Applicant Photo:
   • A recent applicant digital photo in high resolution taken against a white-colored background.
3. Flight Ticket/Cruise Reservation:
   • A confirmed flight ticket or cruise reservation ticket clearly showing the applicant’s exit and entry dates from Seychelles.
4. Hotel Booking/Host ID:
   • Provide a hotel booking confirmation
   or
   • If staying with a local host, then upload their passport biopage scan or Seychelles national ID.

Who is eligible for the Seychelles eTA?

Applicants fromcountries eligible for Seychelles eTA can submit their applications online before their travel.

How to Complete the Seychelles Honeymoon eTA Application

Step 1: Complete the Application Form

Select the type as “Honeymoon eTA" and fill out the application with your general, passport, and travel details.

Step 2: Uploading Document and Paying Fee

Upload a clear scan of all the required documents then pay the eTA fee securely using a credit/debit card, PayPal or cryptocurrency.

Step 3: Receiving Approved eTA

Once approved, the Seychelles Honeymoon eTA will be sent to the applicant's email ID.

Do both partners need a separate Seychelles eTA?
Yes, each traveller must have their own approved Seychelles eTA. The primary applicant can add his/her partner in the same application form using the ‘add applicant’ option.

Seychelles Honeymoon eTA Processing options and Fee

The total Seychelles honeymoon eTA fee depends on your nationality and selected processing time. Select from these available processing options during application:

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Content Disclaimer: Information is current as of October 2026. Travel requirements may change, so consult the relevant authorities, embassies or airlines before finalising your plans.