Visa to Samoa for citizens of USA
Entry is allowed without prior visa for up to 60 day(s)
To enter Samoa, travelers must have a valid passport and onward/return ticket. U.S. citizens do not need a visa for stays of 90 days or less. Non-citizen U.S. nationals will need a visitor permit. Departure tax must be paid when leaving the country. There are HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors indicating they have tested HIV positive.
About
Samoa is an island nation located in the Central South Pacific, known for its stunning natural beauty and vibrant Polynesian culture. Its capital city is Apia.
The nation's industrial base is developing, with major sectors including agriculture, tourism, fishing, and remittances from overseas Samoans. Samoa has potentials in industries such as agri-food processing, and the promotion of eco-tourism.
Samoan and English are the official languages of Samoa, reflecting its history and colonial past. Samoan is the primary language spoken throughout the islands, with English used in government and business contexts.
Samoa's economy is heavily dependent on agriculture, with many of the population engaged in farming and fishing. Export products like coconut oil, noni juice, and cocoa are significant. The country's culture is deeply rooted in Fa'a Samoa, or the Samoan Way, which emphasizes community, family, and tradition, reflected in its ceremonies, dance, music, and architecture.
Samoa is also known for its historical and cultural significance, featuring numerous traditional villages, sacred sites, and landmarks that offer insights into ancient Polynesian civilization.
