Travel to Micronesia for Philippines citizenship

Visa Visa-free

Language English

Car traffic Right-hand

Phone code +691

Currency US Dollar

Covid There are no COVID restrictions

Health Declaration of Health

Insurance policy Insurance policy recommended

Minimum passport validity at least 6 months

Rules of entry and stay

Transit rules

Entry with pets

Customs regulations

Information for vehicle owners

Emergency contacts

Embassy contacts

Visas are not required to enter the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), although visitors are required to have one:

1. A valid foreign passport.

All visitors arriving in the FSM must possess and present proof of citizenship or nationality in the form of a valid passport or other travel document issued by the government of the country of citizenship or nationality. The document must be valid for at least 120 days after the date of entry into the territory of the FSM. Citizens and nationals of the FSM, the Republic of Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands or the United States of America may prove their citizenship or nationality by presenting a passport, birth certificate or entry permit to the FSM.

2. A round-trip ticket.

Each visitor must demonstrate the ability to travel further outside of the FSM and leave the FSM at the conclusion of the visit. This may be demonstrated by the possession of a return or onward ticket to a destination outside the FSM to which their travel documents authorize entry. At the discretion of the Chief Immigration and Labor Officer, the visitor may present any other form of proof that the non-citizen will be able to leave the FSM at the end of the visit or otherwise.

3. Certificate of vaccination.

How long can I stay in Micronesia?

Citizens of Schengen countries can stay in Micronesia for up to 90 days within 180 days. Citizens of all other countries can stay up to 30 days, but they can extend this period to 60 days. When leaving Micronesia, all foreigners must pay an exit tax of 15-20 USD.

How to get to Micronesia?

The country can be easily reached by air or sea. Each of the four islands of Micronesia has an equipped airport. Guam and Honolulu serve as the main gateways to these four airports.

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