Oman (A4)
While it appears a visitor will not be issued a license or allowed to bring equipment into the country, it is possible for visiting licenses to make arrangements with the Royal Omani Amateur Radio Society to operate from its club station. The best contact information is through their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/roars.om/?ref=page_internal with an email address of roars@omantel.net.om

Pakistan (AP-AS)
The application for a foreign visitor to operate in found at http://pakhams.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=75&Itemid=404 Also be sure to read the SOP document found on the same page.

Palau (T8)
The best information currently available on licensing in Palau can be found at: http://palau.rental-shack.com/english/licensing.html

Palestine (E4)
There is no reciprocity between the US and Palestine.

Panama (HP)
While Panama is party to the IARP, visiting amateur are still required to notify the Ministry of Government and Justice of the date, place and duration of the foreign amateur operator in the Republic Panama. The documents listed above should be delivered to the Department of Communications of the Ministry of Government and Justice (Ministerio de Gobierno y Justicia /Medios de Comunicación Social), located at the former Howard Air Force Base, Building 703, 2nd floor. Telephone: 512-2165 Working hours: 8:30 am to 4:30 pm. Monday through Friday. (When submitting the documents make sure that you leave your telephone or address so that you may be contacted).

Papua New Guinea (P29)
There is no recognized IARU society at this time. The national regulatory is the National Information and Communications. Technology Authority and the link to the application for Amateur Radio licensing is: https://www.nicta.gov.pg/download/apa-amt700-application-apparatus-licence-amateur-station/

Paraguay (ZP)
The Radio Club Paraguayo is the national IARU society and maintains a presence on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ZP5AA Paraguay participates in the IARP agreement.

Peru (OA)
Peru participates in the IARP agreement. Additional information can be found at the IARU national society - Radio Club Peruano – website at http://www.oa4o.pe/extranjeros-foreign/

Philippines (DU-DZ)
The national IARU Society - Philippine Amateur Radio Association (PARA) – has detailed information on foreign visitor licensing requirements at https://www.para.org.ph/foreign-hams.html

Pitcairn (VP6)
We do not have information on visitor operations on Pitcairn Island. Inquiries should be sent to the governmental liaison at admin@pitcairn.gov.pn

Qatar (A7)
There is no current reciprocal arrangement between the US and Qatar. You might try contacting their IARU national society at Qatar Amateur Radio Society at a71a@qatar.net.qa and make an inquirty. At times visitors have been allowed to operate under the auspices of a member of the national society.

Reunion Island (FR)
Reunion is covered through France’s participation in CEPT.

Rodriguez Island (3B9)
Those wishing to operate from Rodriguez Island would go through the licensing authority of Mauritius and file their application found at https://www.icta.mu/docs/applicationforms/RADIO_AMATEUR_LIC.pdf Questions about specific operations on Rodriguez would be processed through that office.

Rwanda (9X)
There is no current reciprocal agreement with Rwanda. There is an amateur radio presence primarily at the University of Rwanda and the Rwanda Amateur Radio Union. The contact information at this time is info@raru.rw

San Marino (T7)
Information on guest operators from San Marino can be found at Radio Amateurs Association Republic of San Marino – the IARU National Society Website at http://www.arrsm.org/operare-da-t7/

Sao Tome & Principe (S9)
We do not have any current information on visitor operations from Sao Tome and do not have a reliable contact email for the country.

Saudi Arabia (HZ)
Full information on licensing in Saudi Arabia can be found in the document found at: https://www.citc.gov.sa/en/RulesandSystems/RegulatoryDocuments/FrequencySpectrum/Documents/SM%20007%20E%20-%20List%20of%20services%20to%20amateur%20radio.pdf

Senegal (6V-6W)
The IARU national society is Association des Radio-Amateurs du Senegal [ARAS] and their website is http://aras6w.org/?page_id=11 The current best contact information is the society president, Moustapha Diop (Tafa) 6W1KI, who can be reached by email at tafa.diop@me.com

Seychelles (S7)
Information on a visitor’s license for the Seychelles can be found at https://www.sara.sc/visitor-licence

Sierra Leone (9L)
There is a bilateral reciprocal agreement between Sierra Leone and the US. The contact email for information from the National Telecommunications Ministry is info@moic.gov.sl

Singapore (9V)
Information on visitor licensing is found at https://www.sarts.org.sg/faqs-on-visitor-license/

SOFA Korea
See the following page for SOFA licensing in South Korea: https://karl.or.kr/bbs/board.php?bo_table=info&wr_id=22&sst=wr_datetime&sod=desc&sop=and&page=1

Solomon Islands (H4)
There is a bilateral reciprocal operating agreement between the US and the Solomon Islands. The link to the application form is: https://tcsi.org.sb/index.php/library/standard-forms/52-form-tc004-application-for-spectrum-licence-in-amateur-radiodetermination-and-satellite-services/file

Somalia (T5)
Information on visitor licensing in Somalia is found at: https://sites.google.com/site/somaliahamradio/somalia-visitor-amateur-radio-license

South Africa (ZS)
Extensive information on visitor licenses in South Africa is found on the South African Radio League – their IARU member society – website at http://www.sarl.org.za/public/licences/guest.asp

South Georgia / South Sandwich (VP0)
Effectibve September 2021, South George and South Sandwich have VP0 prefixes. See https://www.openfalklands.com/amateur-radio-call-sign-allocation-for-british-antarctic-territory-south-georgia-and-south-sandwich-islands/ for details.

Sri Lanka (4P–4S)
The IARU society Radio Society of Sri Lanka (RSSL)can be found on the web at http://www.rssl.lk/ Information and application for guest operations in Sri Lanka may be found at http://www.rssl.lk/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/guest_amateur.pdf

St. Bartholomew (FJ)
St. Bartholomew is covered through France’s participation in CEPT.

St. Helena (ZD7)
Participates in CEPT through its ties to the United Kingdom

St. Kitts & Nevis (V4)
Application information for a visitor’s permit is found at: https://www.ntrc.kn/home-generic-v1-3-2/

St. Lucia (J6)
Application information is found at: https://www.ntrcslu.lc/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Amatuer-Radio-Application.pdf

St. Pierre/Miquelon (FP)
St. Pierre/Miquelon is covered through France’s participation in CEPT.

St. Paul & Amsterdam (FT)
St. Paul & Amsterdam is covered through France’s participation in CEPT.

St. Vincent (J8)
Information on licensing is found in the document at: http://ntrc.vc/docs/legislations/Licensing_and_Authorization_Regulations_2007.pdf

Sudan (ST)
We have no current information on guest operations in the Sudan.

Suriname (PZ)
The IARU society in Suriname has been suspended and there is no contact information. You might try contacting Yudel Torres PZ2YT, who is active and may be able to provide information on the existing bilateral agreement between the US and Suriname at pz2ytsuriname@gmail.com

Syria (YK)
While there is no reciprocal agreement between the US and Syria, it may be possible to obtain operating permission. Contact the Syrian Scientific Technical Amateur Radio Society (SSTARS) for information and assistance at tir@mail.sy or shabs.om@scs-net.org

Taiwan (Taipei) (BV)
The process for receiving temporary operating authorization while visiting Taiwan is found at http://www.ctarl.org.tw/bv5ya/2009-10/VSTR-op.htm The IARU national society or Taiwan is the Chinese Taipei Amateur Radio League [CTARL] and their email address is hq@ctarl.org.tw

Tanzania (5H)
For information on visitor operations contact their IARU member society Tanzania Amateur Radio Club [TARC] at z5h3h0@hotmail.com

Temotu (H40)
See Solomon Islands (above)

Thailand (HS)
The US has a bilateral reciprocal agreement with Thailand. Procedures as published at https://www.rast.or.th/eng/foreigner2hs or Contact Registrar - Radio Amateur Society of Thailand [RAST] – for details at member@rast.or.th
The society’s website is https://www.qsl.net/rast/

Thailand (HS)
The US has a bilateral reciprocal agreement with Thailand. Contact Champ E21EIC, secretary of their national IARU society - Radio Amateur Society of Thailand [RAST] – for details at e21eic@e21eic.net The society’s website is https://www.qsl.net/rast/

Togo (5V)
There is no current information on visitor operation guidelines for Togo and no information on an IARU society in the country.

Tokelau (ZK3)
It appears the reciprocal agreement between the US and New Zealand does not extend to New Zealand Trust Territories, including Tokelau. Would recommend contacting NZARTS at nzart@nzart.org.nz for queries on possible operations from Tokelau.

Tonga (A3)
For licensing queries contact the Kingdom of Tonga Ministry of Communicatios at info@communications.gov.to

Trinidad & Tobago (9Y)
While Trinidad & Tobago (TATT) participates in the IARP program, in order to use the IARP in Trindad and Tobago, you must notify the Telecommunications Authority of Trinidad and Tobago (TATT) prior to your arrival. When doing so, you must send them a copy of your IARP, as well as a copy of your home (FCC) license and a copy of your passport -- along with your dates of arrival and departure. Their website https://www.tatt.org.tt provides a contact form. TATT will respond with an authorization letter which is your formal permission to operate.  Bringing equipment through customs also requires prior authorization from TATT. You can inquire at their website and they will give you the forms. Amateur radio equipment is exempt from customs duty but may incur a Value Added Tax (VAT) of 12.5% (as of December 2023) or in some cases the payment of a bond to be refunded back to you prior to your return home. [Info courtesy N2RJ]

Tristan da Cunha & Gough I. (ZD9)
Send inquires for visitor operations to tdcenquiries@tdc-gov.com

Tunsia (3V)
There is not a reciprocal operating agreement between the US and Tunisia. The IARU society - Association des Radio Amateurs Tunisiens – maintains a website at http://arat.tn/

Turkmenistan (EZ)
There has not been amateur radio reciprocity for many years with Turkmenistan. Their IARU national society also does not appear to be active.

Turks & Caicos Islands (VP5)
Turks and Caicos have "broken" away from the traditional CEPT licensing arrangement.  Today, there are additional authorization steps in the process for visitors who want to operate from VP5. For licensing information as of April 2023 see https://www.harbourrockvilla.com/licensing-and-operating and possiblyhttps://www.reddit.com/r/amateurradio/comments/10bp03h/im_traveling_to_vp5_and_have_so_many_questions/

Tuvalu (T2)
The US has a reciprocal agreement with Tuvalu.