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Wake Island travel advice
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Wake Island travel guide - essential info
Below is a beginner's guide to Wake Island with essential travel facts such as dominant language spoken, typical flight time from the UK and the local currency. You can also check whether visas are required and what plug adapter you need to pack.
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Time difference | UK +12 hours |
Language(s) | English |
Currency | US Dollar |
Electricity | A + B plug (120V) |
Driving side | Right |
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Wake Island travel advice
Check the latest travel advice on visiting Wake Island from official government sources (in english) from around the world including entry requirements and travel restrictions.
No travel advice for Wake Island is currently available.
Learn more about the current safety and security risks from terrorism, natural disasters and more. Read about the local laws and customs to consider when travelling around Wake Island.
Note: UK FCDO - UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
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Wake Island travel health
Find out more about staying safe when travelling to Wake Island with the latest guidance on required vaccinations and recommended medication to take with you.
- Vaccines & medicines for Wake Island - CDC
- Health & vaccinations for Wake Island - TravelHealthPro, NaTHNac
Check out the general travel tips for staying safe and healthy in Wake Island, risks of preventable diseases and what to pack.
Note: CDC - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Wake Island covid live updates
Check the latest live updates on Covid-19 in Wake Island with the vaccination requirements, current available statistics and up-to-date travel advice from government agencies.
- Coronavirus timeline in Wake Island - World Health Organization
Wake Island travel features
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Wake Island FAQs
Read our frequently asked questions about travelling to Wake Island including the current entry restrictions, covid rules, driving side, electrical plugs used and much more.
Are there entry restrictions to Wake Island due to Covid-19?
Wake Island is open for tourism from the UK. Wake Island is a restricted military area.
Do I need to quarantine in the UK if I travel from Wake Island?
You do not need to quarantine on arrival in the UK from Wake Island. The UK no longer requires a passenger locator form, Covid-19 test or proof of vaccination.
What is the time difference between Wake Island and the UK?
The time difference between Wake Island and the UK is UK time+12 hours.
What is the main language spoken in Wake Island?
The main language spoken in Wake Island is English.
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What is the currency in Wake Island?
The currency in Wake Island is the US Dollar (USD).
Which plugs are used in Wake Island?
Wake Island uses electrical plug type A + B (120 Volts).
Which side of the road do they drive on in Wake Island?
They drive on the right side of the road in Wake Island.
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