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Non-foreign OCONUS area (DoD rates)

Wake Island per diem rates

U.S. government travelers to Wake Island get up to $133 a night for lodging and $73 a day for M&IE (Wake Island, effective 05/01/2023).

Lodging, Wake Island
$133/night
All year
Meals & incidentals
$73/day
First/last day: $54.75
Maximum per diem, one full day$206

Calculate a trip to Wake Island

All Wake Island rates

Season dates are month/day; rates are maximums in U.S. dollars.

LocationLodgingM&IEMax/dayEffective
Wake IslandAll year$133$73Meals $58 + incidentals $15$20605/01/2023

M&IE breakdown for Wake Island

Allocation from GSA's OCONUS M&IE breakdown table (rates over $265: 15% breakfast, 25% lunch, 40% dinner, remainder incidentals). How deductions work

Breakfast$11
Lunch$18
Dinner$29
Incidental expenses$15
M&IE, full day$73
First and last day of travel (75%)$54.75

How it compares

Highest daily maximum in Wake Island vs every other non-foreign area

U.S. Virgin Islands: $564Hawaii: $515Alaska: $493Puerto Rico: $443American Samoa: $317Guam: $317Northern Mariana Islands: $317Midway Islands: $206Lowest $206Median $317Highest $564Wake Island$206
U.S. Virgin Islands: $564Hawaii: $515Alaska: $493Puerto Rico: $443American Samoa: $317Guam: $317Northern Mariana Islands: $317Midway Islands: $206Lowest $206Highest $564Wake Island$206
Each tick is one country or area: its most expensive location's lodging + M&IE. Countries where only government quarters are provided ($0 lodging) are not shown.

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Source: Defense Travel Management Office (DoD), OCONUS per diem rates effective 2026-11-01. M&IE breakdown: U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), M&IE breakdowns. Not affiliated with GSA or the Department of Defense. All sources