EU ambassador to the Pacific, Sujiro Seam, said 15 Pacific states and four territories would be eligible.
Meanwhile the situation in Guam remains grim with more than 100 people infected with coronavirus.
Vakaloa Beach Resort in Tongatapu was hit hard as king tides coincided with the cyclone.
Bobby Edwards landed in Hawaii with no proof of accommodation or quarantine plans.
With 125 people testing positive and four deaths, the nation has over half of the region's cases.
New footage is emerging from the islands in the cyclone’s path.
Fijian PM Frank Bainimarama has told everyone to stay indoors unless they are emergency personnel.
Crews have recovered seven bodies of those washed overboard.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said there is also an aircraft ready to deploy with essential supplies if it is needed.
1 NEWS Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver says Cyclone Harold still 'packs 'an almighty punch' despite dropping to category four.
1 NEWS Pacific correspondent Barbara Dreaver gives the latest update.
Strong winds and heavy rain is expected in some areas from the category 5 cyclone.
There are now 199 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in the Pacific, and five deaths.
A New Zealander in Port Vila said Cyclone Harold had devastated the country.
Associate Health Minister Jenny Salesa says "our Pacific communities face unique challenges that require a targeted response".
MetService says winds near the centre of the storm are blowing up to 200km/h.
One player was arrested after escaping self-isolation from a local hospital after returning from Singapore.
The cyclone is packing winds gusting up to 235km/h.
There are 112 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the US territory, and have been four deaths.
The team trains together for four hours each day, and players in competitive leagues have a chance a netting hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in prize money.
The Prime Minister is threatening to bring in the military if people don't comply.
The latest tracking map is indicating the tropical system will soon become a monster category five storm.
Sela Alo announced on social media that he tested positive for the coronavirus.
1 NEWS’ Barbara Dreaver updates the coronavirus situation across the Pacific.
The groups have been live streaming their meetups during lockdown.
There are now also four deaths amoungst the seven countries with confirmed cases of Covid-19.
There are now 131 cases across the Pacific in seven countries or territories.
A second person aged 70 who had been in contact with two confirmed cases in the Northern Marianas has also died.
The 8pm to 5am curfew, coming into force across all islands tonight, will last until April 15.
Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama made the announcement today.