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Wallis And Futuna Islands · Immigration

Wallis And Futuna Islands · Immigration

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Immigration to Wallis And Futuna Islands

A clear path to live long-term abroad. Understand common routes, baseline rules, and what you need to prepare.

Create Your Immigration Journey

Passport index rank

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Lower rank is stronger

Visa acceptance signal

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Higher is better

Policy stability

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Predictability matters

Job market

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Useful for economic routes

Living cost

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Average salary band

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Overall pathway score

16

Immigration pathways allow you to live in Wallis And Futuna Islands beyond short visits. Routes differ by skills, family links, funds, business goals, or humanitarian grounds. Each route has rules on income, documents, security checks, and health cover.

Tourist status is not a bridge to settlement. Pick the correct route early. Keep records tidy. Meet timelines. Follow local laws throughout the process.

Typical routes

  • Skilled worker or points-based route
  • Family route for spouse, partner, or child
  • Graduate to work pathway after study
  • Start-up, entrepreneur, or investor where allowed
  • Long-term residence after lawful stay
  • Humanitarian or protection where applicable

Eligibility basics

  • Valid identity and clean immigration history
  • Proof of funds and stable accommodation plan
  • Police clearance and medical checks if required
  • Language ability where the route demands it
  • Evidence that matches the route type, for example job offer or marriage evidence

Documents to prepare

  • Passport and civil status documents
  • Bank statements and income proof
  • Contracts, offer letters, or company papers
  • Academic records and licences where relevant
  • Health insurance and vaccination records if needed

Good to know

  • Keep copies of all submissions and decision letters
  • Track expiry dates. Apply early for renewals
  • Check dependant rules and route switching rules
  • Settlement usually needs continuous residence with limited absences
Plan Your Immigration Route

Answer quick questions. See the best-fit routes and steps for your case.

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