Yes, most foreign nationals require a visa to enter American Samoa. However, citizens of certain countries, including the United States and many Pacific Island nations, may be exempt from the visa requirement.

No, American Samoa has its own immigration rules and regulations, which are separate from those of the United States. While American Samoa is an unincorporated territory of the United States, it has its immigration laws and regulations. Therefore, a visa to enter the United States does not automatically grant entry to American Samoa and vice versa.

No, a valid U.S. visa does not automatically grant you entry to American Samoa. American Samoa has its immigration laws and regulations, and you may need to obtain a separate visa or entry permit to travel there.

Visa valid for 30 days.

No, the Visa is not extendable. It’s only valid for 30 days.

Visa fee of US$40 but a waiver for under five years.

To obtain a U.S. visa, applicants must meet specific eligibility criteria, including:

• Having a valid passport
• Demonstrating the intention to return to their home country after the visit
• Providing evidence of financial support
• Meeting health and character requirements
• Not having a criminal record or immigration violations
• Meeting the specific requirements of the visa category they are applying for.

No, Indians must have Visa before their travel to American Samoa, and Visa on arrival is not available for them.

Yes, in most cases, you must apply for the American Samoa Visa in person. You must provide biometric data, such as fingerprints and a digital photograph, as part of the visa application process. Additionally, you may be required to attend an interview.

Basic Requirements to visit American Samoa

• Valid passport of at least six months validity
• American Samoa visa
• Travel Insurance
• Proof of accommodation
• Return ticket
• Respectful behavior and adherence to laws.

American Samoa travel checklist

• Valid passport
• Flight tickets
• Travel Insurance
• Accommodation booking confirmation
• Supporting documents
• Emergency contact information
• Foreign currency
• Travel itinerary