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Welcome To PNGICSAThe PNG Immigration & Citizenship Service Authority (PNGICSA) is responsible for managing Papua New Guinea’s borders in relation to the movement of persons into and out of the country. This work includes visa processing, integrity checking and compliance and enforcement activities. In addition, the PNG Immigration & Citizenship Service Authority is responsible for assessing and issuing applications for PNG Passports and supporting the Citizenship Advisory Committee in relation to application for PNG Citizenship. On this website you will find a range of information in relation to the work of the PNG Immigration & Citizenship Service Authority, including information about visa requirements together with necessary application forms. PNGICSA encourages all visitors to make use of this website as an important information resource.
Changes to PNG Passport Application ProcessThe PNG Immigration & Citizenship Service Authority wishes to inform the general public that due to the recent integrity issues concerning lodgement of applications for PNG Passport by persons providing misleading/falsified information, the Authority is now implementing a stringent assessment and processing mechanism. These measures are put in place to protect the integrity of PNG's National Travel Documents. Clients are to take note of the changes relating to documents accompanying their passport applications. Applications provided without conforming to the requirements (Birth Certificate, Commissioner of Oaths, Freelance agents...) will not be accepted. Click here to view the Public Notice effective as at 1st March 2017. New Registered Business Office LocationNew Registered Business Office Location The General Public is advised that PNG Immigration & Citizenship Service Authority has relocated from Moale Haus, Left Wing to Ground Floor of Central Government Office (CGO). The counter service is accessible through the rear entrance of the building and will operate on the official operating hours of 9:00am to 12:00pm.
Minister's Media Release - 22 February 2017The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Hon. Rimbink Pato, LLB, OBE, MP today responded to media reports that an Iranian refugee has been deported back to PNG, having travelled to Fiji by air from PNG using a fraudlent document. To view the Media Release click here. |
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