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We certainly think so! Moving to Guam means you can say goodbye to your winter wardrobe, enjoy the island’s relaxed pace, sun yourself on Guam’s gorgeous beaches, and immerse yourself in the island’s unique culture. Plus, if you’re a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you won’t need any special paperwork to make the move. Since Guam is a U.S. territory, there’s no work visa or entry paperwork required for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. But you don’t have to take our word for it! If you want to know more about the perks that make Guam a good place to live, keep reading… You’ll Enjoy...

When you’re traveling to an unfamiliar destination (or researching a potential new home!) safety is often a top concern. Things like crime, health risks, and natural disasters can spoil a vacation. They can also make a long-term stay challenging—or downright unpleasant. Here’s the good news: Guam is a perfectly safe destination to visit or move to. You’ll be welcomed by the warm spirit of Chamorro hospitality, whether you’re staying for a week, a few years, or a lifetime. That said, it’s always a good idea to exercise common sense while on Guam, as you would in any destination. This, plus a little awareness, will help...

If you’re approaching retirement—or just dreaming about it—put Guam on your list of places to consider. With warm, sunny weather, a friendly, small-town feel, and an environment that’s both welcoming and simple for U.S. citizens, this Pacific island may be the perfect place for you to spend your golden years. Additionally… If you’ve ever toyed with the idea of retiring in Hawaii, don’t overlook Guam! Although it’s a little farther from the U.S. mainland, real estate in Guam can be more affordable than in the Aloha State. Or, if you’re an eligible member or veteran of the U.S. armed forces, you can take advantage of...

We’ve all been there: You’ve got an online shopping cart, loaded up with exactly what you want. During checkout, you arrive at the “Shipping Address” section, enter Guam as the state, and hold your breath. Then, you let it out in a frustrated sigh as the dreaded red letters appear on the screen: Sorry, this item is not available to ship to Guam. Alternatively, if you don’t get this message, you might instead watch in horror as the cost of your order nearly doubles with shipping costs and delivery surcharges. Let’s face it. There are a lot of wonderful things about living in Guam. Coordinating...

Located 3,958 miles from Hawaii in an isolated archipelago called the Mariana Islands, the island of Guam is the first place that sun touches U.S. soil every morning. Considering Guam is located so far from the U.S. mainland, you might wonder things like:   What is it like to live on Guam? Find out in our Guam Insider’s Guide! What kind of things are there to do on Guam? Read up on Guam activities and attractions. Who were the original inhabitants of Guam? Discover more about the CHamoru people. Do people on Guam speak English? Keep reading! In this article, we’ll answer that final question and give you a tour of the most common languages spoken on Guam. By taking...

In the Western Pacific Ocean, you’ll find the Mariana Trench, the deepest oceanic trench on earth. (Its deepest point has been measured at 36,070 feet below sea level, or nearly seven miles below the ocean’s surface!i) Just to the west of the trench, you’ll find a curving arc of 15 islands that owe their formation to a stretch of underwater volcanoes—the Mariana Islands. The 14 northern members of this chain make up the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. At the southernmost tip of this chain, you’ll find Guam, an unincorporated U.S. territory.  Many tourists have found themselves drawn to Guam to enjoy its sunny, tropical weather, its impossibly clear waters, and its picturesque white sand beaches. In fact, more than...