Services and information A to Z
Every service, register and guide on this website.
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Accessibility statement
How accessible this website is, what to do if you have difficulty using it and how to report a problem.
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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.
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Apply for a business visa
For trade, meetings, deliveries and contract work with a host on the island. Valid for 30 days.
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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.
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Apply for a residence permit
For people who intend to live on Coral Island. Valid for twelve months and the route to citizenship.
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Apply for a tourist visa
For holidays, visiting friends and family, and short private stays. Available for 7, 14 or 30 days.
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Apply for a work visa
For employment with a named employer. Valid for six months and tied to that employer.
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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.
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Apply for citizenship
Naturalisation, the interview and the oath.
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Arriving by air
The zones around the island, the border status, where aircraft may land and how to get clearance before you fly.
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Arriving by sea
Moorings, advance notice of arrival, the rules on the Reef Line and how coastal defence works.
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Ask for information held by the Government
Anyone can ask for information held by a ministry or public body. We answer within 20 days.
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Border status
The border status in force and what it means.
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Business licensing
Who needs a business licence, the categories, the conditions, renewals and the offence of trading without one.
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Business on Coral Island
Licences to trade, casino gaming, public events, Government tenders and the public registers.
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Check a visa
Confirm that a visa is valid using its number and the holder's surname.
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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.
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Cookies
The one cookie this website uses and what it is for.
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Copyright
How you may reuse information from this website.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Entry requirements
Who needs a visa to enter Coral Island, what happens at the desk at Sandy Shores Airfield and the checks on arrival.
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Fees and charges
What Government services cost.
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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.
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Get permission to land an aircraft
Apply before you fly for clearance to enter Coral Island airspace and land at the airfield or another approved landing point.
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Give advance notice of arrival by sea
Tell us before you sail so that your vessel is cleared to enter island waters. You can also apply for personal clearance if you are arriving without a registered craft.
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Give your views on a consultation
Open consultations and how to respond.
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Holding an event
When an event needs a permit, the public venues on the island, the fees and the conditions.
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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.
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Laws of Coral Island
The Constitution, ordinances and legal notices.
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Living on Coral Island
The residence permit, the residence requirement for citizenship and what residents need to know.
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Make a complaint
Complain about a service, a decision or the way you were treated by a ministry, department or officer of the Government.
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Media contacts
How journalists can reach the Government Information Service.
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National symbols
The Arms, Flag, Seal and motto of Coral Island, Founding Day, and the rules on their use.
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Pay a fee
See what you owe and how to pay.
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Privacy notice
What information the Government holds about you when you use this website, why, who sees it and your rights.
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Register of business licences
Every business licence in force.
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Register of gaming licences
Every gaming licence in force.
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Renew a visa
From 7 days before your visa expires.
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Report a concern
Tell us about an illegal landing, smuggling, damage to the reef or an unlicensed business. Reports are confidential.
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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.
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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.
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Terms of use
The terms on which you may use this website.
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The Island Assembly
The island's legislature, how laws are made until the first general election, and the bills before the Transitional Council.
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The Reef Pledge
The promise every visitor is asked to make to protect the Reef Line, and the rules in the protected areas.
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Verify a document
Check a visa, certificate, licence, permit, clearance or Gazette notice.
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Visas and permits
Tourist, business, work and residence.
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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.
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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.
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Work for the Government
Open vacancies in the public service.
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Working for the Government
Vacancies in the public service of Coral Island and how Government employment works.
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Your Government
How Coral Island is governed: the President, the Cabinet, the ministries, the independent bodies and the laws.