Micronesia Visa for German Citizens2026 Requirements, Fees & Documents
German passport holders need a visa to enter Micronesia. Apply at a Micronesia embassy or consulate, or the official visa portal, before travelling.
- Max stay
- Varies
- Visa cost
- Free
- How to apply
- Embassy / visa centre
How German citizens apply for a Micronesia visa
- → Apply for a visa at the Micronesia embassy/consulate or official visa application centre before travelling. Apply here ↗
No advance visa with these documents
Micronesia officially admits German citizens without a pre-arranged visa when they hold certain third-country visas or residence permits.
Visa-free · up to 90 days
Under the Agreement between the Federated States of Micronesia and the European Union on the short-stay visa waiver, signed and entered into provisional application 20 September 2016, citizens of EU member states - excluding Ireland, which opted out per protocols annexed to the EU treaties - may stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period. Conditions vary slightly per document - check each rule via the official source.
eur-lex.europa.eu ↗Micronesia visa cost for German citizens
Visitor entry (30 days or less) - no visa/permit required
Free
FSM Entry Permit (stays over 30 days)
Fee not published by Micronesia
Fees checked 2 Jul 2026
Micronesia visa types
Visa-Free Entry (30-Day)
Short-term tourism and leisure visits by all nationalities. No visa or entry permit required for stays of 30 days or less.
- Valid passport, sufficient funds, and proof of onward travel required.
- No visa or permit needed for stays of 30 days or less.
- US citizens need only a valid passport.
- All nationalities are eligible.
Entry Permit – General Nationalities
Allows foreign nationals (excluding US, Palau, and Marshall Islands citizens) to extend their stay in FSM beyond the initial 30-day visa-free period, up to a maximum of 90 days total.
- Entry permit required for stays exceeding 30 days.
- Maximum permitted stay via entry permit is 90 days for general nationalities.
- Application form (FSM_Entry_Permit_Application.pdf) available from the FSM Embassy.
- No e-visa or online portal exists.
- Contact: Division of Immigration & Labor, FSM Department of Justice (passport@doj.gov.fm / +619-320-5844).
Entry Permit – US, Palau, Marshall Islands Citizens
Allows US citizens and nationals of Palau and the Marshall Islands to stay in FSM for extended periods, with entry permits valid for the duration of the visit up to one year at a time.
- US citizens have an unlimited right to live, work, and study in FSM under the Compact of Free Association (Section 142(a)); entry permits are renewable with no statutory cap on total stay.
- Palau and Marshall Islands nationals are entitled to entry permits for up to one year (vs. 90-day cap for other nationalities).
- Confirmed by FSM Embassy entry permit application page.
- US passport must be valid for at least 180 days from date of entry per travel.state.gov guidance.
EU Short-Stay Visa Waiver (90-Day)
Allows citizens of EU member states (excluding Ireland) to visit FSM for up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa, under the bilateral EU-FSM visa waiver agreement.
- Covers holders of ordinary, diplomatic, service/official, and special passports issued by EU member states.
- Ireland and the UK are excluded and fall under the general 30-day visa-free regime.
- Does not apply to travel for paid activity.
- Agreement signed and entered provisional application 20 September 2016.
- Confirmed in effect as of 2026 per EEAS.
- Re-confirmed against EUR-Lex CELEX:22016A1025(01) on 2026-06-29.
Salesperson's Permit
Foreign nationals engaging in wholesale or retail sales, or taking orders, without establishing a local business presence in FSM.
- Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(5): for a noncitizen engaging in wholesale/retail sales or taking orders without establishing a local business presence.
- Short business visits of 30 days or less need no permit under the general visitor regime.
- One-year max with renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee by executive order (sec. 112).
- Legal basis: https://www.fsmlaw.org/fsm/code/title50/T50_Ch01.htm
Other Micronesia visa categories (11)Hide other visa categories
These don't apply to a typical short visit, but cover other reasons people travel to Micronesia. Eligibility varies by visa type - some are limited to specific nationalities, so check each one's conditions.
Common to several visa categories below
- Legal basis: https://www.fsmlaw.org/fsm/code/title50/T50_Ch01.htm
- One-year max with renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee by executive order (sec. 112).
Diplomatic/Service Passport Visa Exemption – Israel
Allows Israeli nationals holding diplomatic or service passports to enter FSM without a visa for visits not exceeding 90 days within any six-month period.
- Applies only to diplomatic and service passport holders.
- Ordinary passport holders from Israel fall under the general 30-day visa-free regime.
- Diplomatic/consular staff and household family members do not need a visa within 30 days of entry; full-term visas required thereafter.
- Agreement signed 21 January 2010.
Alien Worker's Permit
Foreign nationals entering FSM to take up authorized private or government employment; the main FSM work-authorization category for noncitizens.
- Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(6): issued to a noncitizen entering FSM for employment upon compliance with all national laws relating to private or governmental employment.
- The employer must first obtain nonresident-worker employment authorization from the Division of Immigration & Labor (FSM Department of Justice, passport@doj.gov.fm).
- All entry permits are capped at one year with provision for renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee is set by presidential executive order (sec. 112) and is not published online.
Foreign Investor's Permit
Foreign nationals investing in or operating a business in FSM; tied to an underlying Foreign Investment Permit (foreign investor's business permit).
- Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(7): issued for a specified duration and renewable upon renewal or extension of the holder's foreign investor's business permit.
- Requires a Foreign Investment Permit under the Foreign Investment Act 1997, administered by the state government / FSM Department of Economic Affairs (regulations: https://www.fsmlaw.org/fsm/regulations/forinvreg.htm).
- This is an immigration entry permit, not a citizenship- or residency-by-investment programme.
- One-year max per entry permit with renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee by executive order (sec. 112).
Student's Permit
Foreign nationals enrolled in a school or educational program in FSM.
Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(3): issued for a specified duration reflecting the student's enrollment in a school or educational program. Capped at one year with provision for renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee by presidential executive order (sec. 112).
Apply here ↗Foreign Government Official's Permit
Officials and employees of foreign governments or international organizations entering FSM to conduct official business.
- Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(4): for officials/employees of foreign governments or international organizations on official business.
- Distinct from bilateral visa exemptions (e.g. the Israel diplomatic/service-passport waiver already listed).
- One-year max with renewal (sec. 104(1)).
Researcher's Permit
Foreign nationals conducting research in fields deemed beneficial to FSM citizens.
Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(8): issued for research in fields deemed beneficial to FSM citizens, subject to conditions set by the President.
Apply here ↗Missionary's Permit
Duly ordained, licensed, and certified ministers or clergy entering FSM for religious or missionary work.
Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(9): issued to a duly ordained, licensed, and certified minister or clergyman.
Apply here ↗Spouse's Permit
Foreign nationals who are the lawful spouse of an FSM citizen.
Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(10): issued to the lawful spouse of an FSM citizen; may be granted for an indefinite period upon a finding of hardship. Otherwise one-year max with renewal (sec. 104(1)); fee by executive order (sec. 112).
Apply here ↗Dependent's Permit
Unmarried children under 18 of FSM citizens or of noncitizen entry-permit holders.
Established under FSM Code Title 50 sec. 103(11): issued to unmarried children under 18 of FSM citizens or of noncitizen permit holders.
Apply here ↗Vessel Entry Permit
Required for vessels (ships) entering FSM waters. Covers crew and passengers aboard private or commercial vessels.
Application form available from the FSM Embassy. Required for vessels entering FSM waters.
Apply here ↗Aircraft Entry Permit
Required for aircraft entering FSM airspace/airports, covering crew and passengers on private or chartered aircraft.
Application form available from the FSM Embassy. Required for aircraft entering FSM.
Apply here ↗Micronesia visa for German citizens - FAQ
Do German citizens need a visa for Micronesia?
Yes - German citizens must apply for a visa in advance at a Micronesia embassy, consulate, or official visa portal before travelling.
What documents do German citizens need for Micronesia?
A passport valid well beyond your planned stay (commonly three to six months, depending on the destination), proof of onward travel and funds, and any documents required for the specific Micronesia visa category - check the official portal for the exact passport-validity rule.