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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 managing a large renovation, refurbish, or construction project, you’ve got a lot of moving parts to coordinate. Sourcing materials, supplies, and FF&E; shipping everything to Guam and moving it to your job site; putting together the project timeline and keeping it on track; hiring and scheduling subcontractors—the list goes on and on. Rather than subcontracting out each of these items piecemeal, what if one subcontractor could handle multiple tasks for you? Consider an FF&E installation subcontractor who could also help you move your FF&E to Guam, pick it up from the port and clear it through customs, store it in their warehouse (if...

Time overruns. Disruptions to business operations. Damaged fixtures or furniture. There are a lot of things that can go wrong during an FF&E install—and the right partner can make all the difference. To help you pinpoint the right FF&E installer for your next project, ask these four questions. They’ll reveal a complete picture of each provider’s capabilities and experience, while offering key details that will set apart the best of the best. With this information in hand, you’ll be perfectly positioned for an FF&E install that’s on time, on budget, and on point. Question #1: What Services Do You Offer Beyond Installation? All-in-one providers can...

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...

Around 4,000 years ago, humans first made their way to Guam. These intrepid explorers were the Chamorro people, who became Guam’s original inhabitants. Today, the rich Chamorro culture remains a strong influence on Guam. You’ll see it in the warm, welcoming hospitality around the island, the traditional food served on Guam, and the strong family ties among the people you’ll meet. If you’d like to learn more about the Chamorro people, keep reading to discover some lesser-known tidbits about the people who settled Guam so many thousands of years ago. Chamorro or CHamoru? If you’ve done any other reading on the Chamorro people, you may...

One of the things that draws many people to Guam is its rich and fascinating culture. Throughout Guam’s human history, arrivals from other locations, colonization, immigration, and even wars have shaped the beliefs, traditions, and way of life that have come to define the day-to-day existence of Guam’s inhabitants. Below, we’ll share with you our ten favorite ways to immerse yourself in Guam’s culture. Through these experiences, you’ll get a deeper sense of the island and the people who call it home. But, first, let’s rewind a little to where the story of Guam’s culture truly begins: with the Chamorro people. Is it “Chamorro” or...