Complete the Online Application
Fill in your passport and travel details in the application form, then select "Long-Term Work eTA" as your eTA type.
The Seychelles Long-Term Work eTA is an electronic travel authorisation that is obtained online and allows eligible travellers to enter the Seychelles for approved long-term employment.
Approved Long-Term Work eTA
To apply for a Seychelles long-term work eTA, you need the following documents:
Since eTA policies can change, it is recommended to check the latest Seychelles eTA requirements before applying.
The application is fully online and can be completed in a few simple steps:
Fill in your passport and travel details in the application form, then select "Long-Term Work eTA" as your eTA type.
Review the information entered, then upload the required documents to continue your eTA application.
Pay the required fee online using a credit/debit card or through other accepted payment methods. You will receive a confirmation email after successful payment.
Once approved, the Seychelles long-term work eTA will be delivered by email. Travellers should print or save a digital copy before departure.
The Seychelles Long-Term Work eTA typically includes the following conditions:
Valid for 90 days from approval
Allows a single entry
Up to 30 days after arrival, subject to approval by the immigration officer.
The total Seychelles eTA cost varies based on nationality and selected processing speed. Applicants can choose from the following processing options during the application:
To track the application, the applicant can:
No. If you change employers, you must obtain a new approved Gainful Occupation Permit (GOP) and submit a new Long-Term Work eTA application.
No. Wait until your eTA is approved before travelling. Airlines may refuse boarding if you do not have a valid approved eTA.
You must apply again. If your eTA expires before you enter the Seychelles, submit a new application and obtain a new approval before travelling.
Content Disclaimer: Information reviewed in July 2026. Always check the latest entry requirements with the relevant authorities or your airline before travelling.