Reseförsäkring Kokosöarna, Keelingöarna
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Översikt
Capital: West Island (pop. 140)
Population: -
Religions: Muslim 65.6%, Catholic 2%, Anglican 1.5%, unspecified 15.3%, other 1.6%
Languages: Malay (Cocos dialect), English
Time Zone: UTC+6.5
Driving side: Left
Calling code: +61
Electrical plug(s): Type I
Pengar
The local currency in Cocos (Keeling) Islands is Australian dollars (AUD). As of 6 October 2026 100 AUD is equal to 69.7 USD.
Currency exchange can be done at airports, banks and exchange offices.
Travellers should be prepared to use either cash or credit or debit card to make payments. Some remote areas may operate on a cash-only basis. Credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are not widely available.
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The power supply in Cocos (Keeling) Islands is reliable. Electricity operates on 240V at 50Hz using plug type(s) I.
Pass
Most travellers will need a passport to enter The Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The passport must be valid for the duration of the stay and have one blank page.
Visum
Visa-free entry is available for certain travellers who qualify based on nationality and purpose of travel. All other travellers will need to obtain a visa from the nearest embassy or consulate or apply online (e-visa) prior to travel.
Entry visa requirements vary based on nationality, purpose of travel and other factors. Individual travellers are responsible for ensuring that they comply with all visa requirements, which should be confirmed with authorities at their destination prior to travel.
Visa Free Travel
Visa-Free Travel to the Cocos (Keeling Islands): All areas of the Indian Ocean Territories, namely Cocos (keeling) Islands and Christmas Island, follow Australia’s customs and visa policies. All inbound direct flights originate from Australia; as such, travellers from Australia may travel to the Cocos (Keeling) Islands without obtaining a visa.
Visas
Entry Visa: All areas of the Indian Ocean Territories, namely Cocos (keeling) Islands and Christmas Island, follow Australia’s customs and visa policies. All inbound direct flights originate from Australia. Please check the visa rules for Australia; travellers are advised to consult via the Australian embassy or consular services prior to departure.
Lokal resor
Overview
Local travel is very safe, although public transport is limited to a few buses, taxis and ferries for inter-island travel. Roads are well-maintained. Visitors opting to rent their vehicles need to book well in advance due to the limited number of vehicles. There are regular weekly flights between Australia and the Cocos (Keeling) Islands.
Travel Safety
Air Travel
Cocos (Keeling) Islands Airport (CCK/YPCC) is the only airport serving the islands. Located on West Island, the airport receives weekly flights operated by Virgin Australia that connect the territory to mainland Australia (Perth) and Christmas Island. The airport is small and only has one runway.
Identification
Most travellers will need a passport to enter The Cocos (Keeling) Islands. The passport must be valid for the duration of the stay and have one blank page.
Travellers with passports where gender is indicated as "neutral" may be denied entry. Contact the nearest embassy, high commission or consulate to confirm if entry is allowed with passports where gender is indicated as "neutral". The country's overall social acceptance of LGBTQ people is good.
Road Travel
Traffic in Cocos (Keeling) Islands moves on the left. The Cocos (Keeling) Islands have around 15km (9.3 miles) of highway and many dirt paths. Road conditions are generally good. The speed limit is 30kph (18 mph) in towns and 50kph (31 mph) in rural areas. The use of seatbelts is mandatory as is the use of a helmet for motorcycles and push bikes. Travellers are advised against parking their cars under coconut trees due to the risk of damage.
Public Transport
Ferries and Boats: An inter-island ferry service connects West, Home and Direction islands from Monday through Saturday. Local bus service from the main settlement on West Island to the jetty leaves 20 minutes prior to the ferry’s departure time. Updated timetables are available at the Tourism Office on West Island. Ferry services typically do not operate on public holidays.
Buses: Bus services on the Cocos (Keeling) Islands are limited. A local bus service operates from the main settlement on West Island to the ferry jetty and back. A free tourist bus offers services on Home Island, dropping passengers off at their requested destination. Bus services typically do not operate on public holidays.
Vehicle Hire: Local companies offer vehicles for hire on West Island; pickup and delivery can be arranged from the airport. Travellers are advised to book in advance due to high demand.
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