Documentation for Dependent travel
-Dependents who are 14 years or older must have a Dep ID card, accompanied with a passport or Birth Certificate to show proof of citizenship.
*if traveling to Japan or any overseas location a Passport is required*
- Dependents who are under the age of 14 must have DD Form 1172 (Deers Printout) from mil-connect and a passport or birth certificate for proof of
citizenship.
*if traveling to Japan or any overseas location a Passport is required*
Head Tax, Segment Fees & FIS
In accordance with public law, Head tax is a transportation fee assessed on all passengers. For Space-A passengers, head tax will be collected for passengers arriving or departing Customs Territory of the United States (CTUS) to or from Outside the Continental United Stated (OCONUS) locations on commercial contracted missions. Head tax fees will only be collected for space-a passengers traveling on DoD commercially contracted missions.
FIS or Federal Inspection Service is a fee separate from head tax and will be charged only for Space-A passengers traveling to CTUS from OCONUS locations on PE (Patriot Express) missions through commercial gateways.
To view the 2022 Head Tax, Segment Fees, and FIS rate please click here
Travel to Japan
- Space A travel is now authorized.
- 72 hour negative Covid test or proof of vaccination with at least one booster is required.
Travel to Korea
All travelers inbound to South Korea, age 6 and older, must receive a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of departure on the international leg of their trip.
Proof of a negative COVID-19 test must be presented to airline personnel when a passenger boards an aircraft. Boarding will not be permitted for passengers without a negative COVID-19 test result issues within 72 hours of departure.
The test certification document must be in hardcopy form issued in English or Korean. If it cannot be issued in either language, a supplemental translated version certifying the translation should be submitted along with the original test result.
The test needs to be a viral Nucleic Acid Detection test (such as PCR or LAMP).
The test result document MUST include:
1) Travelers full name
2) Date of birth (passport number or DODID number is acceptable in lieu of DOB)
3) Type of Test (i.e. must state the test is a PCR or LAMP or other Viral Nucleic Acid Detection test type)
4) Date & Time Collected
5) Name of the laboratory or institution that issue the test result.
The test result should be submitted to the quarantine authorities upon their arrival in the ROK.
For your test, time zones must be taken into account. SeaTac is in the Pacific Standard Time zone.
Travelers must have a hardcopy of the Negative test.
Travel to Guam
Fully vaccinated travelers are those individuals who are 14 days post-completion of COVID-19 vaccination with an FDA-authorized vaccine and meet all the CDC criteria for the specific vaccine administered. Such individuals must maintain proof of vaccination and be prepared to show said proof. Members vaccinated will not need to quarantine or ROM upon arrival. Unvaccinated members will be required to complete a 10 day ROM/Quarantine. However COVID testing is not required to enter the territory.
Travelers recovered from COVID-19 infection must receive clearance from a health care provider or public health official and maintain a copy of the clearance letter in their possession during travel. Written documentation from treating physician must indicate: date of symptoms onset, traveler has recovered, travelers personal identifiers (i.e. name, birth date, DoD ID) must match other travel documentation, must be signed and on letterhead containing name, address, and phone number of licensed healthcare provider or public health official stating passenger is cleared for travel. Must be accompanied with proof of COVID-19 positive results.
Acceptable Covid-19 result formats for Guam: Hardcopy, Digital
Travel to Seattle
There is no testing requirement for any passengers traveling from Guam to Seattle, as Guam is a US Territory.
Fully vaccinated travelers are those individuals who are 14 days post-completion of COVID-19 vaccination with an FDA-authorized vaccine and meet all the CDC criteria for the specific vaccine administered. Such individuals must maintain proof of vaccination and be prepared to show said proof prior to being allowed on the aircraft.
Travelers recovered from COVID-19 infection must receive clearance from a health care provider or public health official and maintain a copy of the clearance letter in their possession during travel. Written documentation from treating physician must indicate: date of symptoms onset, traveler has recovered, travelers personal identifiers (i.e. name, birth date, DoD ID) must match other travel documentation, must be signed and on letterhead containing name, address, and phone number of licensed healthcare provider or public health official stating passenger is cleared for travel. Must be accompanied with proof of COVID-19 positive results.
TERMINAL PARKING
The Andersen passenger service terminal can accommodate short-term parking of up to thirty days. Short term parking is only authorized to Space-A/Space-R passengers flying out of Andersen Air Force Base. For passengers desiring long-term parking, please contact the Andersen Air Force Base Out Door Recreation Center.
PLEASE READ: The short term parking lot is provided as a convenience to our customers. So that we may continue this service for everyone, the following policies apply:
- Vehicles must meet all state and base requirements pertaining to registration, licensing, insurance and safety.
- Lot use is first come first serve basis.
- A placard provided by a Passenger Service Agent must be displayed in the front windshield
- Time limit: 30 days maximum. Vehicles exceeding the time limit are subject to citing and towing. Vehicles violating the 30 day limit will not be permitted to return for a minimum of 30 days.
NOTE: It is the responsibility of the patron to maintain sufficient insurance for damage or loss, vandalism or theft. The Air Force, the United States Government, and its employees are not responsible in any way for vehicles incurring loss or damage while parked in the short term parking lot (passenger terminal parking). There is a 2 hour parking limit in front of the Passenger Terminal.
FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THE ABOVE PROCEDURES WILL RESULT IN A CITATION AND/OR REMOVAL OF VEHICLE
USO Information
There is a USO located on base behind the Base Exchange in the Top of the Rock, Building 26006.
Open 1000-1800 Daily. (671)-654-4876