Document checklist
Namibia → Micronesia: Alien Worker's Permit
What you need before you submit, checked against official requirements, not guesswork.
Checked by our automated verification on 20 Oct 2026: every source on this page resolves and the data is structurally complete. This does not confirm a person re-read the source text for accuracy.
Required documents
8 itemsIdentity
Completed Entry Permit Application
RequiredFill in the FSM Entry Permit Application in block letters or typed, sign it, mark which supporting documents you're providing, and give the name and address of your employer or sponsor in the FSM. A person staying more than 30 days must have this permit.
Copy of your passport
RequiredA copy of your passport's personal description page, showing the date it was issued and its expiration date.
One passport-size photo, signed on the back
RequiredOne passport-size photograph. Sign your name on the back of the photo before you submit it.
Financial
Notarized Affidavit of Support/Dependency
If you're bringing dependants, or someone other than your employer is supporting you financially, you need a notarized affidavit covering this.
Purpose of travel
Compliance with FSM employment laws for your job
RequiredAn Alien Worker's Permit is issued once you meet all National laws relating to private or governmental employment for the period your employment is authorised by contract. The law doesn't set out a specific document for this beyond your application, so check with the Division of Immigration and Labor or your FSM diplomatic post about what your employer needs to provide for your specific job.
Other
Immigration change-of-status documents (if you're already in the FSM)
If you're already in the FSM on a different permit and are changing to an Alien Worker's Permit, extra requirements apply under Public Law 7-23. Ask the Division of Immigration and Labor what these are for your situation.
Medical clearance or certificate
RequiredA medical clearance or certificate. This can be obtained in the FSM if you don't already have one.
Police clearance
RequiredA police clearance from your country of citizenship, or from wherever you've been living, issued within the last 6 months.
Why applications on this route get refused
False, incomplete, or misleading information
The President can deny or revoke a permit if you give false, incomplete, or misleading material information in your application.
How to avoid it: Make sure every answer and document in your application is accurate and complete.
Employment doesn't comply with National laws
An Alien Worker's Permit is only issued once all National laws relating to your private or governmental employment are met.
How to avoid it: Check with the Division of Immigration and Labor, and with your employer, that your job and contract meet the relevant employment laws before you apply.
Health grounds
Evidence of a serious communicable disease, a serious mental health condition, chronic alcoholism, or narcotic drug addiction is a ground for denying entry.
How to avoid it: Get the medical clearance the application asks for, and be ready to discuss any health condition honestly if asked.
Felony conviction or crimes of moral turpitude
A felony conviction, or conviction for a crime involving moral turpitude, is a ground the President can use to deny entry.
How to avoid it: Your police clearance certificate should reflect your actual record, don't try to hide a conviction.
Security, conduct, or 'not in the government's best interest' grounds
The President can deny entry for reasons such as advocating the overthrow of the government, treason, disclosing confidential government information without authorization, using a counterfeit or false permit, or simply deciding your entry would not be in the best interest of the FSM government.
How to avoid it: Only use genuine documents, and be truthful and straightforward in your application and any interview.
Sources
- FSM Office of the Attorney General, Division of Immigration and Labor, Entry Permit Application (via FSM Embassy) · checked 24 Sept 2026
- FSM Code, Title 50 (Immigration Act), Chapter 1 · checked 24 Sept 2026
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