Advisories checked 9 November 2026. Check the official advisory on the day you travel: governments change them often, sometimes weekly.
The US rates the Solomon Islands Level 2 (Exercise increased caution). The UK does not advise against travel to the Solomon Islands. Canada advises normal security precautions.
The governments disagree: the strictest advice comes from the US (level 2), the mildest from the UK and Canada (level 1).

The three advisories side by side
US Department of State
2Level 2“Exercise increased caution”
“Exercise increased caution to Solomon Islands due to risks to health, unexploded ordinance, crime and civil unrest. Mosquito-borne diseases Mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria and dengue fever are widespread.”
UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office
1Level 1“No FCDO advice against travel”
“Escalation in the Middle East has caused widespread travel disruption, including airspace closures, delayed and cancelled flights. Your travel plans may be affected, even if your destination is not in the Middle East.”
Government of Canada
1Level 1“Exercise normal security precautions”
“Natural disasters and climate section – added information on El Niño”
Why the advice differs
Each government uses its own scale. The US and Canada each have four levels for the whole country. The UK only states whether it advises against travel to the whole country or to parts of it. We place all three on a common 1 to 4 scale (see below); the scales are not identical, so the same level can mean slightly different things.
The advisories were last updated on different dates: US 28 April 2025, UK 12 October 2026, Canada 15 October 2026. An older advisory may not reflect recent events.

What the levels mean
TravelDecl places each government’s advice on a common 1 to 4 scale so the three can be compared. The wording in each column is the government’s own.
| Level | Meaning | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1Level 1 | Normal precautions | Level 1: Exercise normal precautions | No advice against travel | Exercise normal security precautions |
| 2Level 2 | Increased caution | Level 2: Exercise increased caution | Advises against travel to parts of the country | Exercise a high degree of caution |
| 3Level 3 | Reconsider or avoid non-essential travel | Level 3: Reconsider travel | Advises against all but essential travel to the whole country | Avoid non-essential travel |
| 4Level 4 | Do not travel | Level 4: Do not travel | Advises against all travel to the whole country | Avoid all travel |
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Questions
What level is the Solomon Islands travel advisory?
The US rates the Solomon Islands Level 2 (Exercise increased caution). US advisory updated 28 April 2025. The UK does not advise against travel to the Solomon Islands. UK advisory updated 12 October 2026. Canada advises normal security precautions. Canadian advisory updated 15 October 2026.
Does the UK advise against travel to the Solomon Islands?
No. The UK does not advise against travel to the Solomon Islands. UK advisory updated 12 October 2026.
Is the Solomon Islands safe for tourists?
TravelDecl does not give its own verdict. Here is what the governments say: The US rates the Solomon Islands Level 2 (Exercise increased caution). The UK does not advise against travel to the Solomon Islands. Canada advises normal security precautions. Advisories checked 9 November 2026. Check the official advisory on the day you travel.
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Sources and methodology
- US Department of State: travel advice for the Solomon Islands, updated 28 April 2025. US Department of State: public domain (US Government work).
- UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office: travel advice for the Solomon Islands, updated 12 October 2026. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
- Government of Canada: travel advice for the Solomon Islands, updated 15 October 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.
Levels on the common 1 to 4 scale are mapped from each government’s own rating: US levels 1 to 4 as published; UK: no advice against travel = 1, against travel to parts = 2, against all but essential travel to the whole country = 3, against all travel to the whole country = 4; Canada: its four risk levels in order. We do not combine them into a single score.
Advisories checked 9 November 2026. This page has not yet been checked by hand.