Tour FAQ
El Salvador Relocation Tour – Frequently Asked Questions
Our 6-day, 7-night all-inclusive relocation tour gives you an up-close introduction to life in El Salvador, one of the most affordable and welcoming countries for relocation or retirement in Central America.
We’ve gathered answers to common questions to help you prepare and feel confident before joining us.
General Travel Information
Do I need a visa to visit El Salvador?
Citizens of the United States, Canada, the UK, Australia, the EU, and many other countries can enter El Salvador without a visa and stay for up to 90 days.
For the latest information, visit: rree.gob.sv/visas/
Is there a passport validity requirement?
Can you help plan my pre- or post-tour travels?
Flights and Airport Details
Which airport should I fly into?
When should I book my flights?
• Your arrival flight must land no later than 11 PM on the check-in day.
• Your departure flight should leave after 2 PM on check-out day.
Hotel and Transportation
Do I need to book my own hotel?
• If you arrive early, we can book additional nights at our hotel (at your expense) for up to 7 days before check-in.
• If you stay after the tour, you’ll need to arrange your own lodging. We’re happy to recommend trusted options.
When does the tour end?
If you’re staying in El Salvador for a few days after the tour ends, we can still provide transportation for up to 14 days post-tour. If you’re staying longer than that, we’ll deduct $100 per person from your tour fee, and you’ll be responsible for arranging your own return trip.
What’s Included in the Tour?
Visit: https://elsalvadorrelocationguide.com/all-inclusive-details
Your tour fee covers accommodations, meals, transportation during the tour, guided visits, expert presentations, and support from our team. It’s truly a turn-key introduction to life in El Salvador.
Dietary Needs and Restrictions
Can you accommodate food allergies or special diets?
More info: https://elsalvadorrelocationguide.com/food
Before and After the Tour
What if I arrive before check-in day?
What if I stay after the tour ends?
Travel Logistics
Do I need a power adapter?
Do the hotels provide hairdryers?
What’s the weather like?
• Highlands: cooler, usually in the 70s°F
The rainy season runs from May through October, often with afternoon showers. The dry season is from November to April, with mostly sunny and breezy days. A light rain jacket and umbrella are good to pack just in case.
Can I use my mobile phone?
Do I need vaccines or health shots?
Do credit/debit cards work in El Salvador?
• ATMs are widely available.
• Most international debit cards allow up to $250 per withdrawal, with fees around $5–6 per transaction.
What currency is used in El Salvador?
Additional Information
Why do you require a non-compete agreement?
Are there more affordable ways to explore El Salvador?
• Try our Online Relocation Guide, packed with resources, contacts, and step-by-step info for a DIY move.
• Book a Private Tour (starting at $200/day) for a personalized experience in specific towns or regions.
Still Have Questions?
Visit our Help Center: elsalvadorrelocationguide.com/help-center
Or contact us: elsalvadorrelocationguide.com/contact
