Marshall Islands - Update History
- November 2024: Formalities in the process of being checked and updated.
- July 2023: Information checked and updated from the Lagerström family on SY Alice.
- May 2023: Covid rules and Health checked and updated with info. from the Mieco Beach YC.
- September 2022: Border opening confirmed by Karen Earnshaw – protocols noted and some pending.
- July 2022: Covid protocols updated with latest and feedback from Glyn Jerling, a cruiser who has been in the Marshalls for over 3 years.
- April 2022: Biosecurity and Formalities updated with the help of the Mieco Beach YC.
- January 2022: Travel ban extended – Covid protocols updated.
- July 2021: Covid protocols updated – yachts still banned.
- March 2020: COVID-19 Coronavirus restrictions added including closure of Kwajalein Atoll to all international yachts.
- February 2020: Formalities and Biosecurity sections updated with information on Coronavirus requirement.
- February 2020: Health section updated with information on Measles documentation.
- October 2019: Health section updated with dengue fever outbreak update.
- August 2019: Security section updated following incident in Majuro reported by SY Lucile.
- August 2019: Health section updated following Dengue fever outbreak.
- July 2019: Yacht in transit tax changes reported by Lanny of SV Swift Sure.
- April 2019: All Formalities checked and updated.
- March 2017: All Formalities checked and updated.
- July 2016: All formalities checked and updated.
- June 2015: Publications checked and updated.
- April 2014: Complete country and formalities update using comprehensive information sent by Karen Earnshaw and Mieco Beach Yacht Club committee members.
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