Travel guide
Marshall Islands
Republic of the Marshall Islands
- Majuro
- Oceania
- English
At a glance
Marshall Islands: know before you go
At a glance
- Capital
- Majuro
- Population
- 53,127
- Area
- 181 km² · 70 sq mi
- Languages
- English, Marshallese
- Currency
- US Dollar (USD)
- Time zone
- UTC+12:00, Pacific/Kwajalein, Pacific/Majuro
- Calling code
- +692
- Drives on the
- Right
- Internet domain
- .mh
- Landlocked
- No, it has a coastline
More facts
- Native name
- Aolepān Aorōkin M̧ajeļ
- Continent
- Oceania
- Demonym
- Marshallese
- Government
- presidential republic in free association with the United States
Member of
- United Nations
Neighbouring countries
Micronesia
Kiribati
United States
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Entry requirements
Marshall Islands visa requirements
Marshall Islands entry requirements by passport: of 197 passports, 36 can enter without a visa, 73 get a visa on arrival, 0 apply online before they travel and 88 need a visa from an embassy or consulate.
Do you need a visa?
Check visa requirements for Marshall IslandsFind your passport for the documents, the cost and how long you can stay.
Visa-free36 passports
Visa on arrival73 passports
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Safety
Marshall Islands safety: is it safe to visit?
US State Dept, updated May 15, 2025. Advisories change: check your own government's travel advice before you go.
Questions
Marshall Islands: frequently asked questions
- Marshall Islands visa: do I need one?
- Marshall Islands entry requirements by passport: of 197 passports, 36 can enter without a visa, 73 get a visa on arrival, 0 apply online before they travel and 88 need a visa from an embassy or consulate.
- Marshall Islands: is it safe to visit?
- US State Dept rates Marshall Islands at level 1 of 4. Exercise Normal Precautions.
- Marshall Islands: what currency is used?
- Currency in Marshall Islands: US Dollar (USD).
- Marshall Islands: what language do people speak?
- Languages of Marshall Islands: English, Marshallese.
- Marshall Islands: what is the capital?
- The capital of Marshall Islands is Majuro.
At a glance
The flag
A blue field with two diagonal stripes, white and orange, rising from the lower hoist side to the upper fly side, symbolizing the two island chains and the nation’s location north of the equator.
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