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Palau National
Scholarship Board

Palau National Scholarship Board (PNSB)

PNSB manages and administers government scholarships and seeks additional sources of scholarship opportunities for Palauan citizens pursuing post-secondary education so that they may complete their education and return to Palau to become contributing members of our society.

PNSB is established by 22 Palau National Code (PNC) to provide scholarships to Palauan citizens pursuing higher education in colleges and universities taking into consideration the national objectives and priorities of the Republic of Palau.

PNSB is located in downtown Koror (right across the Ministry of Education building). The office is open from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm on Monday-Friday except on national holidays.

Important Information for Applicants

Palauan Citizen

Applicant must be a citizen of Palau and if applicant graduated from a high school outside Palau, must have either or both parents or Legal guardian (provide court approved guardianship document) reside in Palau 2 years prior to and during the time student is a recipient of the PNSB programs.
Mandate

22PNC§233 mandates PNSB recipients to return and work in Palau for a set number of years.
Status Update

A PNSB Recipient MUST provide an official transcript with college degree posted and MUST update status with the Palau National Scholarship Office until all PNSB obligations are cleared.
Financial Assistance

PNSB financial support is intended to be supplemental and may vary based on available funding. While we strive to assist students, the amount awarded is not guaranteed. We strongly encourage you to explore additional sources of financial aid to help cover your full educational expenses.

Meet the Board Members

The Board is composed of seven members that are selected according to the constitutionally prescribed executive appointment/legislative consent process. The members serve four-year terms and are responsible for interpreting public laws and policies regarding national scholarships, receiving applications for educational and training financial assistance, and determining which applicants are awarded financial assistance.