Office of the Aliʻi Nui · Inquiry Portal
Five pathways. The Kingdom welcomes dialogue between nations, cultural exchange, proposals for cooperation, and requests to verify any document it has published. Each message is registered with the Office of the Aliʻi Nui and reviewed by the appropriate office.
Pathway I
For Indigenous nations, First Nations, customary and hereditary leaders and their offices, on dialogue between nations, ceremony and protocol, cultural exchange, or proposals for cooperation. Messages are received in the sender's own customary capacity.
Responsible officeOffice of the Aliʻi Nui — Indigenous Relations
Pathway II
For governments, international organisations, United Nations bodies and institutions writing to the Kingdom. Correspondence is registered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations and answered by the Office of the Aliʻi Nui.
Responsible officeMinistry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations
Pathway III
For members of the Polynesian community, cultural practitioners and community organisations seeking to take part in, or to propose, cultural and community work with the Kingdom.
Responsible officeOffice of the Aliʻi Nui — Community and Cultural Affairs
Pathway IV
For journalists, documentary makers and researchers seeking information, interviews, archive access, or verification of a document attributed to the Kingdom.
Responsible officeOffice of the Aliʻi Nui — Media Inquiries
Pathway V
For anyone whose message fits none of the four pathways above. Your name, your email address and your message are all that is asked.
Responsible officeOffice of the Aliʻi Nui — Community and Cultural Affairs
Official Contact
Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations
The Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi maintains a Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations, an office of the Kingdom. Government and diplomatic correspondence is submitted through the Government & Institutional Inquiries form above and registered with the Office of the Aliʻi Nui.
Go to the Government & Institutional Inquiries formOfficial correspondence is submitted through the secure inquiry forms above.
Indigenous nations, customary and hereditary leaders and their offices.
Governments, international organisations and institutions. Registered with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs & International Relations and held for the Office of the Aliʻi Nui.
Press, documentary and interview requests.
Checking a document identifier, version or checksum against the archive. Requests for restricted records use the separate archive access request workflow.
Community members, cultural practitioners and community organisations.
All other correspondence with the Office, including documented corrections to published records.
Inquiry Privacy Notice
What is collected
Your name, email address, the message you write, and the details of the pathway you select — such as organization, country, publication, deadline, or island of origin. Nothing else is requested, and no payment or identity document is required.
Why it is collected
To read your inquiry, record it against the responsible office of the Kingdom, and allow an administrator to write back to you. Any reply is written and sent by an administrator; this site sends no automatic message.
Who can review it
Only authorized administrators of the Office of the Aliʻi Nui, who sign in to the Kingdom's records system. Inquiries are not publicly visible and are not published in the archive.
How long it is retained
Correspondence is kept as part of the Office's records so that earlier exchanges can be traced. No automatic deletion schedule runs on correspondence: it is removed when an administrator deletes it. To have your correspondence removed, write again quoting your reference number and ask for it.
Whether it is shared
Your inquiry is not sold, published, or shared with third parties for marketing. It is handled by the Office and the technical service that stores the Kingdom's records, and may be disclosed where required by law.
Requesting deletion
Write to the secure inquiry form quoting your inquiry reference number, and ask for your correspondence to be removed.
Submitting an inquiry does not create citizenship or nationality, diplomatic status or accreditation, legal representation, or any official agreement with the Polynesian Kingdom of Atooi. It is correspondence, and nothing more, unless a separate written instrument says otherwise.
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