Micronesian Visa is not required for Mauritians
Stay Duration: 30 days
Entry Requirements
- Mauritians visiting Micronesia can be granted a 90 day visa-free entry provided they tender a valid passport.
- The passport should be valid for at least six months after the intended departure date from Micronesia and should have at least two unused pages for stamps.
- Evidence of accommodation reservation or confirmed hotel booking is required.
- Visitors are expected to show proof of basic travelling allowance sufficient to cover their entire stay in the country.
- They are to declare amounts equivalent to $10,000 or more upon entry into the country.
- A valid health certificate is also required.
- Homosexuality is not widely accepted in Micronesia.
- Visitors are advised not to attempt intervening in disputes among local citizens.
- Female visitors are advised to walk in groups and in well-lit areas.
- Punishments for possessing, using and trafficking illegal drugs (including marijuana) in Micronesia are severe.
- Micronesia is an Island nation in Oceania.
- The country is made up of four Island states: Yap, Chuuk , Kosrae and Pohnpei.
- The official currency in Micronesia is the United States Dollars.
- The major means of transportation is via taxis. There are no public buses or an established railway system in Micronesia.
- English is the official language in Micronesia. However, there are eight other major indigenous languages.
- Micronesia has a tropical marine climate with the dry season running from December/January to June and the dry season from July to November/December.
- The rainy season may come with typhoons for some Island states depending on their location.
- Micronesia uses type A and B power plugs with the standard voltage and frequency being 120V and 60Hz respectively.
- The time zone in Micronesia differs depending on the Island state.
- Chuuk and Yap use the Coordinated Universal Time (GMT+10) while Pohnpei and Kosrae use (GMT+11).
- Micronesians are predominantly Christians split between Roman Catholics and the Protestants.
- The country is a culturally heterogeneous mixture with rich history and awesome tourist sites. Some of these sites include: The Kepirohi Waterfall, Kuop Atall and The Lelu Ruins.