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Marshall Islands Travel Guide

Marshall Islands
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The Marshall Islands runs a generous entry system for many nationalities, 90 days visa free for some, and unlimited period visa-free access for others, alongside a free 90 day visa on arrival for a further group of countries. US citizens specifically enter with no visa at all, a benefit of the Compact of Free Association between the two countries, reflecting the close and long standing relationship rather than a general open door policy. A passport valid for at least six months is required regardless of which category applies to you.

Kwajalein is a special case within the country: travelers heading there need an Entry Authorization issued by the United States Military, obtainable on arrival, since Kwajalein hosts a US military installation and is not treated the same as the rest of the Marshall Islands for entry purposes.

Border crossings

  • Amata Kabua International Airport, Majuro

    The main gateway and capital, where a departure fee of 20 US dollars applies to travelers aged 13 through 59 on international flights out.

  • Kwajalein, a separate entry process

    Requires its own US military-issued Entry Authorization, distinct from the general Marshall Islands entry rules that apply at Majuro.

Transit routes

  • Confirm which of the three categories covers your passport

    Visa free, unlimited visa free, or free visa on arrival are all real distinctions here, worth checking rather than assuming the most generous one.

  • Sort out Kwajalein separately if that is part of your trip

    The US military authorization process there has nothing to do with the standard Marshall Islands entry categories.

Entry point notes

  • US citizens need no visa at all

    A direct result of the Compact of Free Association, not a general Pacific-wide rule.

  • Twenty dollars on departure for travelers 13 to 59

    A straightforward flat fee at Majuro's airport, worth having on hand.