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You don't need a visa to visit the Marshall Islands (RMI) as a tourist. The RMI's Division of Immigration lists your nationality as visa-exempt for up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Even so, you still need a passport valid for at least 6 months beyond your departure from the RMI, a confirmed return or onward ticket out of the RMI (plus any visa that destination itself requires), and enough funds to support your stay. You must not be a person excluded under section 114 of the Immigration Act 2006. This comes from the Division of Immigration's Visa Waiver / VOA Country List, which the document itself dates to March 2024, about two and a half years old as of this fetch. No newer version was found, and the Division's own live 'Visit RMI' page still links to this exact document as its current list; a January 2026 government news post independently confirms the same 90-day cap and qualifying conditions for Visa-on-Arrival travellers. Confirm before relying on it for a nationality you're not confident about.

المصدر: Republic of the Marshall Islands Division of Immigration, Visa Waiver / VOA Country List