Bring a Pen.

There will be a form or two for you to fill out while you're on the last leg of your flight for entry to Guam. While Guam is a U.S. Territory, the Island manages it’s own Customs (meaning they control what comes onto the island much like returning to the U.S. from a foreign country). So you’ll be asked to declare all articles brought from "abroad" just like you were re–entering the United States. The only items that generally cause a delay in Customs are Plants, animals, and firearms. Make sure to check the Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency’s website out the relevant portions of our website for detailed information on these items.

Have Passports Handy.

While a passport isn’t necessarily required for entry onto Guam from the United States, you’ll find that your passport will be the most commonly used form of identification when you’re travelling to or from Guam. Also realize that you’ll need a passport for any flights back to the U.S. that transit another country, most commonly, Japan.

After you exit the aircraft you’ll be directed to U.S. Immigration, regardless of the origin of your flights. It’s just the way the airport is set up. Following a brief stop at U.S. Immigration, you’ll go down the escalator to the Guam Customs & Quarantine area. There, you’ll retrieve your bags and process through customs. A few steps out the sliding glass door and your Guam adventure begins!

You’ll see an information desk directly in front of you as you exit, and payphones to the left if you need to make a call.

If you’ve made reservations with with us, we’ll be there with a sign with your name on it.