These easy procedures are followed while applying for a Tuvalu visa at an embassy: You must get in touch with Tuvalu closest embassy or consulate. The list of diplomatic representations of Tuvalu overseas is available here. Fill out the application for Tuvalu and deliver it to the embassy or consulate together with the appropriate paperwork, your passport, and the visa cost. Your application will be forwarded by the embassy or consulate to the Tuvalu Department of Immigration & Emigration (DI&E). A reference number for your visa application will be given to you. You will be informed by the embassy or consulate when your application has been processed. Normally, this takes three business days. When you return to the embassy or consulate, you will be given your passport together with the Tuvalu visa. You will either be given a single-, double-, or multiple-entry visa that is good for three months, depending on the length of your visa. When visiting Tuvalu, you must have a passport with the visa already stamped on it (or an ETA), a confirmed return flight reservation, and evidence that you have enough money to cover your stay.