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Here is a quick breakdown of the places on your body the Marine Corps does not allow tattoos: Head, Neck, or Face (including mouth and eyelids) Above the Collar Bone (before reaching the neck) Wrist, Hands (only exception is a single ring tattoo), and Fingers.
Officers and officer candidates, however, were limited to four tattoos that were visible in the Marine Corps physical training uniform. Under the new standard all Marines will be allowed an unlimited number of tattoos, along with tattoos on the knees and elbows, heralding the long-sought return of sleeves.
Last week, the Marine Corps revised its policy, allowing the \u201csleeve\u201d (whole arm) tattoo and also permitting officers more than four tattoos visible in uniform. Both officers and enlisted can now tat themselves up as much as they want, as long as it's not on the face or neck.
Are Marine Corps officers allowed to have tattoos? Yes, under the new Marine Corps tattoo policy officers are permitted the same rights for body art as enlisted members.
Officers and officer candidates, however, were limited to four tattoos that were visible in the Marine Corps physical training uniform. Under the new standard all Marines will be allowed an unlimited number of tattoos, along with tattoos on the knees and elbows, heralding the long-sought return of sleeves.
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Marine Corps tattoo policy 2022 Marines can have tattoos on any area of the body, except for the head, neck, and hands in most cases. Banned tattoos include those that are "drug-related, gang-related, extremist, obscene or indecent, sexist, or racist."
If you're thinking about joining the Marine Corps and already have some tattoos, you'll want to familiarize yourself with the latest Marine tattoo policy. If you have tattoos that violate the policy as it stands, you may not be eligible to join, or you may have to secure a waiver.
The Marine tattoo policy is the strictest in all the armed forces. Marine tattoos must be entirely covered by the standard physical training uniform, and no tattoos may appear on the head, neck, wrists, knees, elbows, or hands, although one ring tattoo under 3/8 of an inch in width is allowed.
Marines are prohibited from getting tattoos on the head, neck, inside the mouth, wrists, knees, elbows and hands with the exception of a single band tattoo of no more than three-eighths of an inch in width on one finger.
Officers and officer candidates, however, were limited to four tattoos that were visible in the Marine Corps physical training uniform. Under the new standard all Marines will be allowed an unlimited number of tattoos, along with tattoos on the knees and elbows, heralding the long-sought return of sleeves.

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