Services

Services and information A to Z

Every service, register and guide on this website.

A

  • Accessibility statement

    How accessible this website is, what to do if you have difficulty using it and how to report a problem.

    • Guide
  • Apply for a business licence

    You need a business licence to sell goods or services on Coral Island, through a company or on your own account.

    • Service
  • Apply for a business visa

    For trade, meetings, deliveries and contract work with a host on the island. Valid for 30 days.

    • Service
  • Apply for a gaming licence

    Casino operators, key and gaming employees, and organisers of gaming events need a licence or permit from the Coral Island Gaming Commission.

    • Service
  • Apply for a residence permit

    For people who intend to live on Coral Island. Valid for twelve months and the route to citizenship.

    • Service
  • Apply for a tourist visa

    For holidays, visiting friends and family, and short private stays. Available for 7, 14 or 30 days.

    • Service
  • Apply for a work visa

    For employment with a named employer. Valid for six months and tied to that employer.

    • Service
  • Apply for an event permit

    You need a permit for a public event with more than 20 people, amplified music, fireworks or stage effects, alcohol, or the use of a public venue.

    • Service
  • Apply for citizenship

    Naturalisation, the interview and the oath.

    • Service
  • Arriving by air

    The zones around the island, the border status, where aircraft may land and how to get clearance before you fly.

    • Guide
  • Arriving by sea

    Moorings, advance notice of arrival, the rules on the Reef Line and how coastal defence works.

    • Guide
  • Ask for information held by the Government

    Anyone can ask for information held by a ministry or public body. We answer within 20 days.

    • Service

B

  • Border status

    The border status in force and what it means.

    • Register
  • Business licensing

    Who needs a business licence, the categories, the conditions, renewals and the offence of trading without one.

    • Guide
  • Business on Coral Island

    Licences to trade, casino gaming, public events, Government tenders and the public registers.

    • Guide

C

  • Check a visa

    Confirm that a visa is valid using its number and the holder's surname.

    • Service
  • Contact the Government

    Where to find Government offices, the public counter, the border desk, where to pay fees, how to complain and how the media can reach us.

    • Guide
  • Cookies

    The one cookie this website uses and what it is for.

    • Guide
  • Copyright

    How you may reuse information from this website.

    • Guide
  • Coral Island Gaming Commission

    The independent body that licenses and supervises casino gaming on the island, keeps the public register and runs the self-exclusion scheme.

    • Guide
  • Coral Island Relocation Programme

    A full relocation package: Coral Island residency, your own home in our brand new town, your firearm licence transferred, and you keep your US citizenship. $10,000 one-time. 30 places.

    • Guide
  • Courts and justice

    The Magistrates' Court, the Island Court and the Court of Appeal; prosecutions, the police, arrest, bail, trials, sentences, appeals and the power of mercy.

    • Guide

E

  • Entry requirements

    Who needs a visa to enter Coral Island, what happens at the desk at Sandy Shores Airfield and the checks on arrival.

    • Guide

F

  • Fees and charges

    What Government services cost.

    • Guide
  • Firearm licensing policy

    How the Commissioner of the Coral Island Police Service decides applications for firearm certificates, carry permits and visitors' permits, and what holders must do.

    • Guide

G

H

  • Holding an event

    When an event needs a permit, the public venues on the island, the fees and the conditions.

    • Guide

I

  • Intelligence and national security

    How the Coral Island Intelligence Service helps keep the island safe and prosperous: what it does, how it is organised, who it works with, and the safeguards that govern its work.

    • Guide

L

M

  • Make a complaint

    Complain about a service, a decision or the way you were treated by a ministry, department or officer of the Government.

    • Service
  • Media contacts

    How journalists can reach the Government Information Service.

    • Guide

N

  • National symbols

    The Arms, Flag, Seal and motto of Coral Island, Founding Day, and the rules on their use.

    • Guide

P

  • Pay a fee

    See what you owe and how to pay.

    • Service
  • Privacy notice

    What information the Government holds about you when you use this website, why, who sees it and your rights.

    • Guide

R

  • Register of business licences

    Every business licence in force.

    • Register
  • Register of gaming licences

    Every gaming licence in force.

    • Register
  • Renew a visa

    From 7 days before your visa expires.

    • Service
  • Report a concern

    Tell us about an illegal landing, smuggling, damage to the reef or an unlicensed business. Reports are confidential.

    • Service
  • Restrictions at a glance

    One page listing what you cannot bring or carry on Coral Island, what needs a licence, the places you cannot enter, and the age limits and times that apply.

    • Guide
  • Rules for visitors

    The laws that matter most while you are on Coral Island: weapons, drugs, alcohol, driving, behaviour in public, protected places, and what happens if you break them.

    • Guide

T

  • Terms of use

    The terms on which you may use this website.

    • Guide
  • The Island Assembly

    The island's legislature, how laws are made until the first general election, and the bills before the Transitional Council.

    • Guide
  • The Reef Pledge

    The promise every visitor is asked to make to protect the Reef Line, and the rules in the protected areas.

    • Guide

V

  • Verify a document

    Check a visa, certificate, licence, permit, clearance or Gazette notice.

    • Service
  • Visas and permits

    Tourist, business, work and residence.

    • Guide
  • Visiting Coral Island

    What you need before you travel, how to get here by scheduled flight, private aircraft or boat, and what to expect on the island.

    • Guide

W

  • Weapons and firearms

    Which weapons are prohibited on Coral Island, when you need a firearm certificate, where firearms may never be taken, and the amnesty in October 2026.

    • Guide
  • Work for the Government

    Open vacancies in the public service.

    • Service
  • Working for the Government

    Vacancies in the public service of Coral Island and how Government employment works.

    • Guide

Y

  • Your Government

    How Coral Island is governed: the President, the Cabinet, the ministries, the independent bodies and the laws.

    • Guide