News & Announcements
Timely updates for FSM citizens in the United States and its territories.
Micronesia at the UN
Watch the FSM President address the United Nations General Debate, 78th session.
Community Day — Portland
Highlights from Micronesia Community Day featuring FSM leaders, students, and cultural activities.
Presidential Remarks
Official remarks and community engagement from the FSM Presidential visit to Portland.
Ambassador Jackson T. Soram
Greetings and welcome. This website provides accessible information on consular, diplomatic, and government-to-government matters. We aim to keep FSM citizens informed and connected to relevant departments in both FSM and the United States.
Public Announcements
Official statements, event recaps, and posted media from the Embassy and FSM government.
Micronesia Community Day — EOU Students
Highlights and community engagement featuring Eastern Oregon University students.
Presidential Visit — Portland
Coverage of the FSM President’s remarks and community activities in Portland, Oregon.
Consular Forms & Guides
Find passport applications, entry permit forms, REAL ID guidance, and other downloadable documents for FSM citizens living in the U.S.
Medicaid for COFA Citizens
Key guidance and links for FSM citizens applying for Medicaid in U.S. states. Procedures and eligibility vary by state; see your local state resources for details.
Yes. COFA citizens can apply for Medicaid in Colorado by online, mail, in-person, or phone methods. They are treated as qualified non-citizens without a five-year waiting period. See colorado.gov/PEAK for application steps.
Colorado updated eligibility rules effective December 27, 2020, to treat all COFA individuals as qualified non-citizens without a five‑year wait. The state updated its benefits systems accordingly.
Colorado’s application already captures non-citizen status and connects to federal verification. If electronic verification is delayed, applicants receive a 90‑day Reasonable Opportunity Period to provide documentation.
The Department issues memos and works with local advocates to prepare plain-language FAQs. All applicants are entitled to a full eligibility determination and official notice of appeal rights.
Scholarship Coordinators
National and state scholarship coordinators provide application support and information for FSM students.
Observed Holidays
The embassy posts holiday schedules and notices on this site. Contact dcmission@fsmembassy.fm for specific closure dates or urgent assistance during observed holidays.
Get in Touch
Email: dcmission@fsmembassy.fm | Phone: (202) 223-4383. Additional consulate emails and phones are provided on the Consulates section below.
Consulate Information
Locations and primary contacts for the Embassy and its consulates serving FSM citizens across the United States and territories.
Washington, D.C. (Main Embassy)
Main mission in Washington, D.C. Phone: (202) 223-4383. Email: dcmission@fsmembassy.fm
Portland, OR (Consulate)
Acting Consul General: Dominic R. Maluchmai. Email: cg.portland@gov.fm | Phone: 503-483-7149
Honolulu, HI (Consulate)
Acting Consul General: Henry H. Shrew. Email: fsmcghnl@aol.com | Phone: (808) 836-4775
Harmon, Guam (Consulate)
Acting Consul General: Johnny M. Silbanuz. Email: fsm@teleguam.net | Phone: (671) 646-9154 / 9155