International Province / Territory

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• Answer #1

  Guam, for the US, or Diego Garcia (also for the US) are both considered international territories...not officially part of the governing structure of the "parent" state, they nonetheless get military assistance and often times the people there can either get citizenship OR visas easily for the parent country.

  Puerto Rico is another example for the US....the Isle of Man would be an example for the UK.

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• Answer #2

  I dont know... try google.

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