Marshall Islands passport → Comoros
Do Marshallese citizens need a visa for the Comoros?
Visa on arrival45 days
Marshallese passport holders can get a visa on arrival in the Comoros for up to 45 days. You do not need to apply before you fly.
What this means for your trip
- Keep the visa fee ready, ideally in US dollars or the local currency, plus passport photos.
- Expect to show a return ticket, hotel booking and proof of funds at the counter.
- Some countries also offer the same visa online, which can save queueing on arrival.
Comoros at a glance
- Capital
- Moroni
- Currency
- Comorian franc (KMF)
- Languages
- Arabic, French, Comorian
- Calling code
- +269
- Region
- Eastern Africa
Comoros for other passports
- Marshall IslandsVisa on arrival45 days
IndiaVisa on arrival45 days
United StatesVisa on arrival45 days
United KingdomVisa on arrival45 days
United Arab EmiratesVisa on arrival45 days
ChinaVisa on arrival45 days
SingaporeVisa on arrival45 days
PakistanVisa on arrival45 days
BangladeshVisa on arrival45 days
Sri LankaVisa on arrival45 days
NepalVisa on arrival45 days
NigeriaVisa on arrival45 days
PhilippinesVisa on arrival45 days
Nearby in Eastern Africa for Marshallese passport holders
ZambiaVisa-free90 days
BurundiVisa on arrival30 days
MadagascarVisa on arrival90 days
MalawiVisa on arrival30 days
MauritiusVisa on arrival60 days
MozambiqueVisa on arrival30 days
RwandaVisa on arrival30 days
SeychellesVisa on arrival90 days
Common questions
Do Marshallese citizens need a visa for the Comoros?
Marshallese passport holders can get a visa on arrival in the Comoros for up to 45 days. You do not need to apply before you fly.
How long can Marshallese citizens stay in the Comoros?
Up to 45 days under the current visa on arrival rule. Longer stays need a different visa.
How many countries can Marshallese citizens visit without a visa?
111 destinations allow entry without a visa arranged in advance (visa-free, visa on arrival or eTA). The Marshall Islands passport ranks #39 of 94 (passports with equal scores share a rank).
Source: Wikipedia contributors (CC BY-SA 4.0). Updated weekly. Rules can change, so give the official site a quick look before you fly.