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Guam — oil import rules

These are the same rules the Regulatory Matrix API serves for Guam-bound trade: which products private parties can move, which run through a government or monopoly route, and which are closed outright.

Open to private trade2
Restricted0
Blocked1

Compiled regulatory guidance from OilFlow Network, not legal advice. Rules change; confirm with the relevant national regulator before structuring a deal.

Crude oilBLOCKED
Not tradeable by private partiesNo domestic refining. Refined imports only (primarily ex-Singapore, Korea).
Refined products (diesel, fuel oil, gasoline, jet)ALLOWED
Allowed for private tradeUS territory — federal framework. Jones Act applies. Major military fuel demand via Defense Logistics Agency contracts.
LPGALLOWED
Allowed for private tradeLicence required: state_registration.
Can private companies import crude oil into Guam?
No domestic refining. Refined imports only (primarily ex-Singapore, Korea).
Are refined products (diesel, fuel oil, gasoline) tradeable by private importers in Guam?
US territory — federal framework. Jones Act applies. Major military fuel demand via Defense Logistics Agency contracts.
Does OilFlow screen counterparties against Guam regulations?
Yes. The same rule table shown on this page ships in the Regulatory Matrix API; counterparty checks destined for Guam are gated against these rules automatically.

These rules ship in the Regulatory Matrix API, from $99/mo. Bank compliance teams hit /api/v1/regulatory/check to gate counterparty intake automatically; subscribers get webhooks on every rule change. Screening a specific counterparty into Guam? Run a free check first.