🇫🇲 Federated States of Micronesia for 🇩🇲 DM citizens

FSM regulations require all visitors to hold a passport or other travel document valid for at least 120 days beyond the date of entry; citizens and nationals of FSM, Palau, Marshall Islands, and the United States may alternatively prove citizenship or nationality by birth certificate or FSM entry permit, but a passport is strongly recommended for international air travel and transit.(visit-micronesia.fm) FSM regulations require all visitors to hold a passport or other travel document valid for at least 120 days beyond the date of entry; this applies equally to EU/Schengen and EFTA/Swiss citizens traveling under the mutual visa-waiver.(visit-micronesia.fm) Under the EU–FSM visa-waiver agreement, visa-free travel applies to ordinary, diplomatic, service/official, and special passports; this rule models ordinary passports, but the same passport validity rule applies at the border.(visit-micronesia.fm) FSM regulations require all visitors to hold a passport or other travel document valid for at least 120 days beyond the date of entry; for non-U.S. citizens this must be a valid passport from their country of origin.(visit-micronesia.fm)

FSM regulations require every visitor to demonstrate the ability to travel onward beyond the FSM and to leave at the end of the visit, typically by holding a return or onward ticket; other proof of ability to depart may be accepted at the discretion of the Chief of Immigration & Labor.(visit-micronesia.fm) Every visitor must demonstrate the ability to travel onward beyond the FSM and to leave at the end of the visit, typically by holding a return or onward ticket; this applies to EU/Schengen and EFTA/Swiss nationals traveling under the mutual waiver.(visit-micronesia.fm) Every visitor must demonstrate the ability to travel onward beyond the FSM and to leave at the end of the visit, typically by holding a return or onward ticket; other proof of ability to depart may be accepted at the discretion of the Chief of Immigration & Labor.(visit-micronesia.fm)

FSM regulations require all non-citizens without a valid entry permit to present a completed CIQ form upon arrival; this is normally filled out on paper during the flight and handed to border officers.(visit-micronesia.fm) All non-citizens without a valid entry permit must present a completed CIQ form upon arrival; this includes travelers entering under the EU–FSM mutual visa waiver.(visit-micronesia.fm) FSM regulations require all non-citizens without a valid entry permit to present a completed CIQ form upon arrival; this includes visitors entering visa-free for up to 30 days.(visit-micronesia.fm)

Official visitor guidance notes that travelers must have sufficient funds and the ability to leave the FSM; in practice, proof of funds may be requested by airlines or border officers even though no fixed minimum amount is published.(visit-micronesia.fm) Visitors may be asked to show that they have sufficient funds and the ability to leave the FSM; no fixed minimum amount is officially published, so typical practice is to carry recent bank statements or other proof of financial means.(visit-micronesia.fm) Visitors may be asked to demonstrate sufficient funds and the ability to leave the FSM at the end of the visit; while no fixed minimum is published, carrying recent financial evidence is recommended.(visit-micronesia.fm)

FSM regulations state that visitors intending to stay more than 30 days must obtain an entry permit; all non-citizens other than visitors must have their entry permits applied for prior to arrival, while visitors may arrange an extension for up to an additional 60 days (total 90 days) subject to approval.(visit-micronesia.fm) The official entry permit application form is provided as a downloadable PDF by FSM immigration; typical supporting documents include passport copy, onward ticket, and evidence of purpose and financial means, though detailed checklists are not fully specified online and may be clarified directly with FSM immigration.(visit-micronesia.fm)