Want to Order Guam Visa? Follow This Step-by-Step Guide

Okay, so I’ve been planning this trip to Guam for a while now, and let me tell you, getting the visa sorted was a bit of a journey. I thought I’d share my experience, just in case any of you are thinking of going.

First off, I started by digging around online to figure out what exactly I needed. Turns out, for most folks, you gotta get a visa before you go. There are different kinds, like for tourists, business people, students, that sort of thing.

I needed a tourist visa, and the first thing I did was gather all my documents. I made sure I had my passport, which needed to be valid, of course. I also got my travel plans sorted. This means booking my flights and getting a confirmation of where I’d be staying, like a hotel or something.

Then, the big step: the application. I found out that you can apply for an eVisa online. So I filled out this online form, which was Form 14A by the way. I had to make sure I didn’t mess anything up on that form, like typos or wrong dates, and signed it. Triple-checked everything because I didn’t want any delays.

• Fill out the application form (Form 14A) carefully.
• Make sure your passport is valid.
• Have proof of your travel arrangements.

They also wanted proof that I could actually afford the trip. So I had to show them some bank statements and stuff to prove I had enough money to cover my expenses while I was there. This part was a little nerve-wracking, but I got it all together.

Once I had all my ducks in a row, I submitted everything online. It was pretty straightforward, just uploading the documents they asked for. After submitting, I just had to wait. The waiting part is always the hardest, right?

Finally, after a bit of nail-biting, I got the email. Visa approved! I printed out the visa confirmation, since I wasn’t sure if I’d need a physical copy, and packed it with my passport.

The whole process took a few weeks from start to finish, so I’d say give yourself plenty of time before your trip. Don’t leave it to the last minute like I almost did!

My Main Tips

• Start early: Don’t wait until the last minute to apply.
• Double-check everything: One small mistake can cause delays.
• Be prepared to show you have enough money: They need to know you can afford the trip.

So yeah, that’s my Guam visa story. It wasn’t too bad in the end, just a bit of paperwork and waiting. If you’re planning a trip, just make sure you do your research and get everything sorted in advance, and you’ll be fine!