Travel Summary

TRAVEL INFORMATION: Accommodation and Travel form and travel dates must be completed online for transportation to be arranged between your choice of hotel and the conference venue. We advise all delegates attending to arrange for their own airport transfers with the hotels of choice.

GROUND TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM ALL HOTELS TO CONFERENCE VENUES: Palau Public Utilities will be providing free transportation to and from the hotel and between the conference venues during the conference week.

GROUND TRANSFER FROM PALAU INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT: Roman Tmetuchl International Airport also known as Palau International Airport is the main airport in Palau.

AIRLINE SERVICES:

United Airlines

China Airlines

Nauru Airlines

Qantas Airways

Cambodia Airlines

Hong Kong Airlines

RENTAL CARS:

1. Central Rental Car

1724 Nain Street, Koror, Palau

Tel: +680 488 4500

Email: info@palaurentalcar.com

Website: http://palaurentalcar.com/

2. Enterprise Rent-A-Car

Airai, Palau

Tel: +680 775 6286

Website: https://www.enterprise.com/en/home.html

3. Alamo Car Rental

Airai, Palau

Tel: +680 775 6286

Website: https://www.alamo.com/en/car-rental-locations/pw/palau-international-airport-j6am.html

CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT REQUIREMENTS AND DUTY-FREE ALLOWANCE:

• Cigarettes: Up to fifteen (15) g (cigarettes in a package). *Prohibits the Possession, Use of Electronic Cigarettes.
• Alcohol: Up to less than two (2) liters.

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 IMMIGRATION & VISA REQUIREMENTS:

• All visitors must have a valid passport not less than 6 months from date of expiration and proof of return arrangements (e-ticket receipt or a printed e-ticket confirmation).
• Upon Arrival, All Visitors Must Sign the Palau Pledge, which is stamped into their passports.

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PALAU DRIVING LICENCE: Traffic Laws: Palau accepts a driver’s license issued by a U.S. state or military authority for up to 30 days. After 30 days staying in Palau, any foreign driver must obtain a Palauan driver license. Please contact the Bureau of Public Safety at (680) 488-2524 for more information and requirements.

• Passing slow-moving vehicles is illegal. The national speed limit is 25 miles per hour, but drivers routinely ignore this limit in remote areas on good-quality roads and traffic often moves slower in congested areas.
• It is unlawful for any person who is under the influence of intoxicating liquor or narcotic drugs to drive any vehicle upon any highway within the Republic of Palau.
• Currently there is no law in place restricting mobile phone use while driving although it is not advisable. A law on the use of seat belts was passed in 2021 and went into effect in October 2022.
• Despite driving on the right, most cars are left-hand drive, with speedometers in kilometres as they are imported from Japan, which can be slightly confusing for visitors renting a car.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:

Please contact Reena Suliana, PPA Secretariat on Tel: (679) 3306 022 or send an email to: reena@ppa.org.fj