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Marshall Islands Visa for Singapore Citizens 2026

Visa on Arrival

Singapore citizens can obtain a visa on arrival for tourism or business stays in the Marshall Islands, up to 30 days per visit, at Majuro airport or seaports, with a USD 50-60 fee payable on arrival and no prior pre-approval required.

Guide last updated September 5, 2026. Always verify with official sources before travel.

What you need

  • Passport validity: Passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond date of entry and have at least two blank visa pages.\nSpecific forms: No pre-arrival visa application is required. On arrival you will complete an arrival/landing card and an immigration declaration form provided by the airline or at the port of entry.\nFinancial proof: There is no published fixed minimum, but you should be able to show funds sufficient for your stay. A bank statement from the last 3 months demonstrating available funds around USD 1,000 per person for a short stay is commonly recommended.\nAccommodation and return ticket: Proof of onward or return ticket is recommended. Have hotel reservations or a letter of invitation/host in the Marshall Islands.\nPhoto spec: One passport photo, size 2x2 inches (51x51 mm), white background, taken within the last 6 months. Digital copies may be requested if applicable.\nBiometrics: Not required for visa on arrival.\nTravel health insurance: Recommended but not mandatory; carry evidence of coverage if possible.

Visa types

  • Tourist visa on arrival\n Official name: Tourist Visa on Arrival\n Validity: Stay up to 30 days per visit\n Max stay: 30 days\n Single/multiple entry: Single entry\n Approx fee: USD 50\n- Business visa on arrival\n Official name: Business Visa on Arrival\n Validity: Stay up to 30 days per visit\n Max stay: 30 days\n Single/multiple entry: Single entry\n Approx fee: USD 60\n- Student visa (pre-arrival only): Not offered on arrival; requires pre-approval from the Marshall Islands government; consult the official portal for specifics.\n Approx fee (pre-arrival): N/A\n- Work visa (pre-arrival only): Not offered on arrival; requires pre-approval from the Marshall Islands government; consult the official portal for specifics.\n Approx fee (pre-arrival): N/A

Visa on arrival

  • How to apply at arrival: Proceed to the immigration desk on arrival at Majuro airport or the seaport. Present your passport, the completed arrival/landing card, and any supporting documents. Pay the visa fee in USD at the immigration counter and receive your entry stamp. Ports: Majuro International Airport and Port of Majuro. Fees: USD 50 for Tourist; USD 60 for Business. Accepted currencies: USD (local airport/port authorities may prefer USD). Queue tips: Arrive with documents ready, be prepared for possible queues during peak times, and have ready funds in cash in USD.

Fees & processing time

  • Visa fee (local currency): USD 50 (Tourist) or USD 60 (Business). VFS/BLS service fee: Not applicable for visa on arrival. Total cost estimate: USD 50–60 per applicant. Standard processing time: On arrival, processing is usually immediate, typically 15–30 minutes. Express/priority option: Not available.

Tips for Singapore travelers

  • How far in advance to apply: No pre-arrival application is required; ensure your passport is valid and you have the required documents before travel.\n- Common rejection reasons for Singapore applicants: Insufficient funds or evidence of onward travel, invalid passport, or missing onward ticket.\n- VFS/BLS vs direct embassy application: Visa on arrival is processed at the border; no third-party visa service is needed.\n- Travel advisories or bilateral notes: Check the Singapore MFA and Marshall Islands government advisories for any changes in entry rules.\n- Extension options inside Marshall Islands: Extensions may be possible at immigration for stays beyond 30 days; consult local authorities on eligibility, timing, and fees.

Official links & resources

Always confirm requirements with government or embassy sources before applying.

This guide is for information only. Visa policies change without notice. Travel Visa Stack is not an immigration authority. Always verify with official government or embassy sources before making travel plans.