Micronesia Customs Regulations

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Import Regulations

Plants and animals must be given prior approval before entry, and animals must be quarantined.
Citizens and nationals of the FSM, Republic of Palau, the Republic of the Marshall Islands, or the United States may prove citizenship or nationality by possessing a passport, birth certificate or FSM entry permit.

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Basic health information for travelers to Micronesia

Basic security information for travelers to Micronesia

Vaccination or certification is not required unless the traveller comes from an infected area.
Whilst local tap and other water sources are relatively safe to drink, bottled water is recommended for all travellers entering the country. All water in more remote areas is likely to be contaminated and should be thoroughly boiled first. Milk is usually pasteurised and should be considered safe to drink. Although most fish, meat, fruit and vegetables are considered safe to eat, all meat should still be thoroughly cooked and served boiling hot to be sure. Food and drink served from vendors should be approached with extreme caution.
Certain medicines may prove difficult or expensive to obtain in this country and for more serious or complicated problems, medical evacuation (to Guam or Australia) may be required. All travellers should bring a supply of emergency medication sufficient for the duration of their visit and have appropriate insurance to cover medical evacuation by air ambulance. Emergency evacuation to a nearby country may become necessary in the event of a serious accident or illness.

General precaution is required but there is no outstanding threat in this country.