Immigration chief outlines mandate before citizenship committee

The Papua New Guinea Customs Service has warned that the country’s borders remain weak and vulnerable to transnational crime, telling the Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship Matters today that stronger coordination among agencies is urgently needed. To access this post, you must purchase Web, Web – One-Day, Web – 14-Day, Web – One-Month, Web – Three-Month, Web – Six-Month, Web – Annual, Web & eBook, Web & eBook – One-Day, Web & eBook – 14-Day, Web & eBook – One-Month, Web & eBook – Three-Month, Web & eBook – Six-Month or Web & eBook – Annual. The post PNG Customs warns of weak borders before Citizenship Committee appeared first on Post Courier.

Chief Migration Officer (CMO) of the Papua New Guinea Immigration and Citizenship Service Authority (ICSA), Wellington Navasivu told the Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship Matters that the agency administers four key legislations: the Citizenship Act 1975, Migration Act 1978, Passport Act 1982, and since 2022, the Appointment of Non-Citizens Act. The post Immigration chief outlines mandate before citizenship committee appeared first on Post Courier.