The Embassy of Micronesia in Washington, D.C. would like to again remind our citizens residing in the US and its territories that, under the COFA Amendments Act of 2024, FSM students are now eligible for in-state tuition rates at U.S. public colleges and universities that participate in federal student aid...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2509
The Embassy wishes to inform our citizens residing in the United States about the current U.S. Alien Registration Requirements. In line with Executive Order 14159, the U.S. The Department of Homeland Security reminds all “aliens” to comply with registration requirements under the Immigration and Nationality Act.Most FSM citizens who entered...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2508
The Embassy is pleased to share the attached advisory bulletin with our citizens residing in the United States, providing important updates regarding the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act.” Should you have any questions or require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the Embassy or any of our Consulate...
Ambassador Jackson T. Soram Meets with U.S. DOI Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary William Hague
Washington, D.C.- On June 25, 2025, Ambassador Jackson Soram, paid a courtesy visit on the Honorable William Hague, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for the U.S. Department of the Interior’s Office of Insular & International Affairs. This meeting marked the first engagement between the two officials since Mr. Hague assumed his...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2507
The Embassy of Micronesia wishes to provide a follow-up to Embassy Bulletin No. 2505, which outlines the steps for retrieving your I-94 travel record.We recognize that many of our citizens have raised thoughtful questions about the I-94, especially regarding the different dates that appear on the document. In response, we...
FSM Embassy gives support to Pacific Center for Island Security (PCIS), a Guam-based Think Tank, during its debut in Washington, DC
February 12, 2025 FSM Embassy gives support to Pacific Center for Island Security (PCIS), a Guam-based Think Tank, during its debut in Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. – Dr. Robert Underwood and members of his team from the Pacific Center for Island Security (PCIS), a Guam-based think tank, were recently here for...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2505
Many of our citizens are engaging the Embassy and the consulates for consular assistance, especially with passports and I-94. Our limited staff across our 4 offices are overwhelmed with in-person visits, emails, phone calls, and Facebook inbox support. The numbers of consular services provided for the past week are staggering...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2504
The Embassy is pleased to share the attached advisory bulletin relating to FSM citizens' immigration rights in the U.S. As we continue to advise, your documents such as passports and I-94, are evidence of your LEGAL status in the U.S., regardless of any changes in U.S. policy.
FAS Ambassadors Meet with U.S. Officials in DC to Discuss Executive Orders, Pause of Foreign Assistance, and Other Matters of Mutual Interest
WASHINGTON, DC –– In a joint meeting with the U.S. Departments of State and Interior, the embassies of the three Freely Associated States (FAS) in the United States, Palau, Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM), met with key U.S. officials to discuss recent Executive Orders issued by...
Public Announcement for FSM Citizens in the United States – No. 2503
The Embassy wishes to share this update regarding the FSM Passport application. We have now included the contact information for the FSM Immigration and Passport Office. Please contact them directly with any inquiries about the status of your application or any specific questions you may have regarding passport.The Embassy and...