The Ouvéa Parakeet is restricted to Ouvéa Island and nests in cavities in old humid forest.
Adults are mainly green, with yellowish underparts, bluish wings and tail, and a dark face. Six forward-curving black feathers form a crest, with red on the forehead.
It feeds in old humid forest and visits nearby gardens and cultivated land for fruit. It nests in tree cavities and is described as noisy and active.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.