Marshall Islands in Indonesia

Accredited from abroad

Marshall Islands has no resident mission in Indonesia. It is covered by:

• Embassy of the Marshall Islands in Tokyo, Japan

Frequently asked questions

How attractive is Marshall Islands as a destination for visitors from Indonesia?

The Republic of the Marshall Islands offers a unique appeal for niche tourism, attracting visitors with its stunning natural beauty and idyllic setting. While it may not be a mainstream destination, a segment of the approximately 500,000 Indonesians who travel abroad annually could find the Marshall Islands an intriguing option.

Please answer the following question: How safe is Marshall Islands for tourists coming from Indonesia?

The safety of the Marshall Islands for tourists from Indonesia can be assessed through various crime statistics. While Indonesia ranks 47th in the Global Peace Index, there is no specific data available for the Marshall Islands. In terms of murder rates, the Marshall Islands has a higher rate at 4.0 per 100,000 people compared to Indonesia's 0.6. The Global Organized Crime Index indicates that the Marshall Islands has lower scores across various crime categories, suggesting a relatively lower presence of organized crime. For example, the Marshall Islands scores 1.0 for mafia groups and 1.5 for arms trafficking, indicating minimal issues in these areas. However, it's important to note that the Marshall Islands does have higher scores in some areas, such as fauna crime (6.5) and human trafficking (4.5), compared to Indonesia. Overall, while the Marshall Islands may present some safety concerns, particularly regarding violent crime, it also shows lower organized crime levels compared to Indonesia. Tourists should exercise standard precautions and stay informed about local conditions.