Visa to Marshall for citizens of USA
Entry is allowed without prior visa
Under the Compact of Free Association, U.S. citizens do not need a visa to enter the Marshall Islands. Visitors to the Marshall Islands between six months of age and 62 years (adults born in or after 1957) are required to provide proof of measles vaccination to vessel operators before travel or documentation of contraindication signed by a doctor. Some HIV/AIDS entry restrictions exist for visitors to and foreign residents of the Marshall Islands. HIV testing is required for residence and work permits.
About
Marshall Islands is an island country located in the central Pacific Ocean, known for its atolls and coral reefs. Its capital city is Majuro.
The nation's industrial base is small but growing, primarily focused on services, fisheries, and small-scale manufacturing. Despite its limited natural resources, the Marshall Islands has potential in sectors such as tourism and offshore banking.
Marshallese and English are the official languages of the Marshall Islands, with Marshallese being predominantly spoken across the islands, reflecting the country's Micronesian heritage.
The Marshall Islands' economy relies heavily on financial assistance from the United States, fishing, and the leasing of land for military use. The country's culture is rooted in its seafaring traditions, and it has a rich history of navigation and canoe building that remains integral to its identity.
The Marshall Islands is also renowned for its pristine marine environment, with numerous diving spots and World War II wrecks that attract scuba diving enthusiasts, despite the environmental challenges posed by climate change and rising sea levels.
