For Solomon Islander passport holders with a US visa
Countries Solomon Islander citizens can visit with a US visa
Holding a US visa, whether it is a B1/B2, H-1B, L-1 or F-1, makes travel much easier for Solomon Islander citizens. These countries trust it and waive or ease their own visa.
- 4 countries open up
- 3 visa-free
- 1 visa on arrival
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Albania eVisa→Visa-free90 days
Multiple-entry US, UK or Schengen visa that has already been used once in the issuing country. Residence permits from those places also qualify.
Also accepted: UK visa, Schengen visa, GCC residence, UK residence, EU residence.
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Mexico Visa required→Visa-free180 days
Physical visa sticker valid on arrival (digital copies refused). Fill the FMM form; carry return ticket and accommodation proof.
Also accepted: UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, Japan, Green Card, UK residence, EU residence.
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North Macedonia Visa required→Visa-free15 days
Double or multiple-entry visa stuck in your passport; card or digital permits do not count. Proof of onward travel required.
Also accepted: UK visa, Schengen visa, Canada, UK residence, EU residence.
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Saudi Arabia Visa required→Visa on arrival90 days
Tourist or business visa that has already been used. Fee about SAR 400 including mandatory health insurance.
Also accepted: UK visa, Schengen visa.
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Common questions
Which countries can Solomon Islander citizens visit with a US visa?
4 destinations relax their rules for Solomon Islander citizens who hold a US visa, including visa-free entry to Albania, Mexico, North Macedonia and a visa on arrival in Saudi Arabia. Conditions differ by country.
Do H-1B, F-1 and L-1 visa holders qualify?
Usually yes. Most of these countries accept any valid US visa stamp, including H-1B, L-1, F-1 and B1/B2. Some ask for a multiple-entry visa, one that has already been used, or a minimum validity left, so check the condition under each country.
Does a US visa have to be valid on arrival?
Yes, in almost every case. Many countries also want it valid for some months after you arrive, and a few want it already used once. The exact rule is listed under each country.
Perks are re-checked every week. Rules can change, so give the official site a quick look before you fly.