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American Samoa visa requirements

Travellers from 1 of 94 countries can visit American Samoa easily: no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.

What 94 passports need to visit American Samoa

Find your own passport in the list below for the exact rule.

  • No visa needed1 of 94 passportsJust show your passport at the border.
  • Visa needed80 of 94 passportsApply at the embassy or consulate.
  • Entry permit needed13 of 94 passportsArranged by a sponsor or tour operator.

Types of American Samoa visa

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94 of 94 passports

Who can visit easily, by part of the world

For each part of the world: how many countries' travellers can come easily. Easy means no visa, a visa at the airport, or a short online form.

  • Europe1 of 3 countries
  • Africa0 of 54 countries
  • Americas0 of 19 countries
  • Oceania0 of 9 countries
  • Asia0 of 9 countries
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Questions

How many passports can enter American Samoa without a visa?

1 of 94 passports can enter without applying before travel.

Is American Samoa part of United States?

American Samoa is a territory linked to United States, with its own entry rules. Check them separately even if you can visit United States.

What is the most common entry rule for American Samoa?

Visa needed: it applies to 80 passports.

Which passports need an embassy visa for American Samoa?

80 passports, including Pakistan, Nigeria, DR Congo, Ethiopia Tanzania, and 75 more.

Do India passport holders need a visa for American Samoa?

Entry permit needed.

Do China passport holders need a visa for American Samoa?

Entry permit needed.

Do Nigeria passport holders need a visa for American Samoa?

Visa needed.

Do Pakistan passport holders need a visa for American Samoa?

Visa needed.

Do Brazil passport holders need a visa for American Samoa?

Entry permit needed.

Which region's passports have the easiest access to American Samoa?

Europe: 1 of 3 passports enter without applying first.

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