🇲🇭 Marshall Islands for 🌍 SOVEREIGN_MILITARY_ORDER_OF_MALTA citizens

All visitors to the Marshall Islands must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months and have sufficient funds and an onward/return ticket.(rmiembassyus.org) All visitors to the Marshall Islands must hold a passport valid for at least 6 months and have sufficient funds and an onward/return ticket.(un.int)

All visitors must have an onward or return air or sea ticket.(un.int)

RMI guidance states that all visitors must have sufficient funds for their stay, but no specific minimum amount is published.(un.int)

RMI visa guidance specifies that a police record dated within the last 3 months is required as a supporting document; for visa-on-arrival nationals, this is typically presented on arrival rather than in advance.(un.int) Travellers should check with RMI Immigration or an RMI embassy whether an English translation is required if the document is issued in another language. RMI visa guidance specifies that a police record dated within the last 3 months is required as a supporting document for visa applications.(un.int) Applicants should confirm with the processing office whether an English translation is required if the document is issued in another language.

Official RMI and secondary sources state that a health clearance showing the person is free from HIV/AIDS and TB, dated within the last 3 months, is required as part of visa documentation; visa-on-arrival travellers normally provide this on arrival.(un.int) Some HIV-related testing requirements also apply to residence and work permits; travellers should confirm current practice with RMI Immigration.(travel.state.gov)

Visitors between six months of age and 62 years (adults born in or after 1957) must provide proof of measles vaccination or a doctor-signed contraindication to vessel or airline operators before travel; failure to do so can result in denial of boarding or refusal of entry.(travel.state.gov)

Not routinely collected from all visa-on-arrival travellers, but may be requested by Immigration if a physical visa label or extension is issued.

Not explicitly listed in RMI regulations, but commonly requested by airlines or Immigration as supporting evidence of purpose and duration of visit.

Not a formal legal requirement for short stays, but strongly recommended by foreign ministries due to limited medical facilities and high evacuation costs.(travel.state.gov) Not formally mandated for visitor visas, but strongly recommended by foreign ministries due to limited medical facilities and high evacuation costs.(travel.state.gov)