Suriname visa requirements for Marshallese citizens in 2026
Last updated 22 May 2026
Checked 20 Jul 2026
Entry requirement
No visa required
Max stay
90 days
Purpose
Tourism
How to enter
Marshallese passport holders travelling for tourism should use the route below to enter Suriname.
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Visa Not Required
Travelers holding Marshallese passports are welcomed to Suriname without the need for a tourist visa in 2026. Enjoy up to 90 days of visa-free stay and ensure to review the below guidelines for a smooth travel experience.
ENTRY
Visa Not Required
ALLOWED STAY
90 days
PURPOSE
Tourist
Optional · paid service
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Further notes
- However, an entry fee of USD 50 or 50 euro is required to be paid online prior to arrival
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa for Suriname from Marshall Islands?
No, Marshallese citizens do not need a visa for Suriname.
Do Marshallese citizens need a visa for Suriname in 2026?
No, Marshallese citizens do not need a visa for Suriname.
Can Marshallese citizens travel to Suriname?
Yes, Marshallese citizens can travel to Suriname without a visa.
What is the maximum length of stay in Suriname with Visa Not Required for Marshallese citizens?
The maximum length of stay in Suriname with Visa Not Required is 90 days. Marshallese citizens must leave the country within the specified period.
What happens if a Marshallese citizen overstays their visa in Suriname?
Overstaying in Suriname even if a visa is not required can result in fines and penalties. Ensure to comply with the allowed stay duration of 90 days.
About Suriname
- Official
- Republic of Suriname
- Capital
- Paramaribo
- Currency
- Surinamese dollar
- Language
- Dutch
- Calling code
- +597
- Population
- 616,500
- Region
- Americas · South America
Last checked 20 Jul 2026 ·
Entry rules can change at short notice — always confirm with the official source before you travel.