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Do You Need a Travel Adapter for Sint Maarten?

Sint Maarten uses Type A and Type B sockets at 110 V, 60 Hz. (Sint Maarten is a territory of the Netherlands.) Phone and laptop chargers from the US, Canada and Japan plug straight in. From the UK, Europe and Australia you need a Type B adapter. Single-voltage hair dryers from the UK, Europe and Australia also need a voltage converter.

Socket types
A / B
All in use
Voltage
110 V
Same 100–127 V range as the US, Canada and Japan
Frequency
60 Hz
Same as the US and Canada

Check your own plug

Verdict by where you are travelling from

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FromPhone, laptop or USB chargerHair dryer or straightenerBuy
The USWorks Works Nothing
The UKAdapter Type BConverter + Type B adapterType B adapter · Step-up converter (amazon.co.uk)
EuropeAdapter Type BConverter + Type B adapterType B adapter · Step-up converter (amazon.de)
AustraliaAdapter Type BConverter + Type B adapterType B adapter · Step-up converter (amazon.com.au)
CanadaWorks Works Nothing
JapanWorks Works Nothing

Phone, laptop, USB and camera chargers are dual voltage, so they only need the right plug. Single-voltage hair dryers, straighteners and kettles need a converter unless rated for 100–127 V; electric shavers and CPAP machines vary by model. Read the INPUT line on the label. Adapter or converter?

More about sockets in Sint Maarten

Unlike the Netherlands (Types C and F, 230 V), Sint Maarten uses Types A and B at 110 V, so do not assume an adapter for the Netherlands will fit. 22 other countries and territories in Central America & Caribbean have exactly the same socket types (of 33 in the region).

Frequently asked questions

What plug does Sint Maarten use?

Sint Maarten uses Type A and Type B sockets. Type A: two flat parallel pins. Type B: two flat parallel pins and a round earth pin.

What is the voltage in Sint Maarten?

Sint Maarten runs on 110 V at 60 Hz.

Can I charge my iPhone or laptop in Sint Maarten?

Yes. Phones, laptops and USB chargers are dual voltage (100–240 V), so 110 V is fine. Chargers from the US, Canada and Japan plug straight in. From the UK, Europe and Australia you need a Type B plug adapter.

Do I need a voltage converter for Sint Maarten?

Only for single-voltage appliances made for 220–240 V countries, such as many hair dryers, straighteners and kettles. Anything marked INPUT 100–240 V works with a plug adapter alone.

Other countries in Central America & Caribbean

Same plugs and voltage as Sint Maarten

Socket types: Type A Type B · Voltage by country

Data verified 8 September 2026 against WorldStandards and Wikipedia. How this data was verified.