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Guam visa requirements for Turks and Caicos Islander citizens

We don't have the rules for turks and caicos islander citizens visiting Guam yet. Ask the embassy before you travel.

Passport

TCA

Turks and Caicos Islands

Going to

GUM

Guam

Entry is restricted

A B-2 or combined B-1/B-2 visa covers tourism and visits to friends or family.

Visa
Restricted
Fee
US$185
Last updated
11 November 2026

Special rules for Turks and Caicos Islander citizens in Guam

Visa-free short visits require direct travel from Turks and Caicos

  • Short business or holiday visits are visa-free.
  • Travel directly from Turks and Caicos to the United States.
  • Carry your Turks and Caicos passport or citizenship and residency documents.
  • Ages 14+: bring a clean Royal Turks and Caicos police certificate.
  • Your police certificate must be issued within the past six months.

What to do

  1. Read the extra conditions for your passport below: Guam limits where and how you can enter.

  2. Apply for the visa at the embassy well ahead, and expect extra checks.

  3. Enter only through the allowed border points and register with the police if required.

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Ways into Guam

Use a visitor visa or an approved visa-free route.

  • Visa requiredB-2 visitor visaA B-2 or combined B-1/B-2 visa covers tourism and visits to friends or family.
    Fee
    US$185

    How to apply

    1. Complete the online DS-160 form.
    2. Follow your US visa office's payment and booking steps.
    3. Prepare your trip and funding proof.
    4. Attend an interview unless you qualify to skip it.

    Documents required

    • Passport
    • DS-160 confirmation
    • Visa photo
    • Fee receipt if needed
    • Trip purpose proof if requested
    • Funding and departure proof if requested
    • Fingerprints
    • Interview
    • The border officer sets your stay; visa validity and entries vary.
    • Check country restrictions and bond rules before applying.
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Coming from Turks and Caicos Islands

  • Plugs A BAdapter needed
  • MoneyUSD $Same as home
  • Time+14h
  • DrivingOn the rightLook left first
  • LanguageChamorroSpoken at home too
  • Emergency911 police

Planning your Guam trip

Best time to go: January to June is the dry season. Guam is warm and humid throughout the year, with rain more common from July to December.

  • Tumon BayGuam’s main tourist area has beaches that also serve as wildlife reserves.
  • Tumon aquariumA large aquarium is among Tumon’s visitor attractions.
  • Guam’s coral reefThe reef surrounds the island and has underwater channels.
Read the full Guam guide

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About Guam

Guam is an unincorporated territory of the United States in the western Pacific Marianas.

Capital
Hagåtña
Money
United States dollar ($)
Languages
Chamorro, English, Spanish
Time zone
UTC+10:00
Cars drive on the
right side
Calling code
+1
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Questions

Is entry to Guam restricted for Turks and Caicos Islander citizens?

Turks and Caicos Islands British Overseas Territories citizens can visit without a visa for short business or leisure stays, but must travel directly from the territory. Visa-free entry is available for short stays for business or pleasure. You must travel directly from the Turks and Caicos Islands to the United States.

Do turks and caicos islander citizens need a visa for Guam?

We don't have the rules for turks and caicos islander citizens visiting Guam yet. Ask the embassy before you travel.

Do other Americas passports get easier entry to Guam?

None of the 10 other Americas passports we compared enter without applying first.

What should I carry to Guam?

Check the destination's official government website before you travel.

What money is used in Guam?

United States dollar ($). Carry some cash for arrival, especially if a visa fee is paid at the border.

What language do people speak in Guam?

Chamorro, English and Spanish.

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