President Dr Mohamed Muizzu has reaffirmed that the Maldives will not allow entry to anyone holding an Israeli passport.
The ban, which has been in place for several years, applies without exception. The President said the policy remains unchanged under his administration.
The statement was issued on 9 November amid ongoing regional tensions. Officials noted that the measure is consistent with the country's long-standing position on the Palestinian issue.
Maldivian citizens are also barred from travelling to Israel under existing regulations. The government has previously stated that the restrictions reflect the will of the public.
No changes to visa or entry policies for other nationalities were announced. Tourism authorities continue to market the country to visitors from other markets.
The President's Office published the reaffirmation as part of a series of statements on national policy.