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24.01.2022 Can you travel internationally when your Passport is about to expire? Six Month Validity Passport Rule As a general rule, passports should have at least six months of validity when traveling internationally. Most countries will not permit a traveler to enter their country unless the passport is set to expire at least six months after the final day of travel.... Renew your passport now! +61481987551 [email protected]

23.01.2022 PUBLIC NOTICE BAN OF 15 INCH MACBOOK PRO BATTERY ON FLIGHTS In view of instructions issued by the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the US Federal Avia...tion Administration regarding Apples recall of 15-inch MacBook Pro units manufactured between September 2015 and February 2017 due to battery issues, Air Niugini wishes to advise passengers to check the Apple support webpage for details on this specific battery type. Passengers should check the Apple support webpage(www.support.apple.com) as the faulty devices can only be identified via their serial numbers. In general, lithium batteries that are damaged, defective or recalled are not allowed on-board an airplane. Safety is always of paramount importance in our operations and we urge our passengers to adhere to safety. Ends// Corporate Communications Department Wednesday 28th August, 2019

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21.01.2022 There is light at the end of the tunnel

18.01.2022 #All_NID_CARDs are only Printed here at NID Haus- Port Moresby. Once Printed, the cards packed are sent to the respective points of registration or Provincial ...centers for collection and distribution. ..............while.............. #Birth_Certificate are Printed and issued by the Fixed Offices in the Provincial Centers. For other provinces that don't have fixed offices, we print the certificates at NID Haus - Port Moresby. We pack the NID Cards plus the Birth Certificates and sent it back to the provincial centers so that the people can pick their documents there. For example; for NCD, we print the birth certificate for people who registered here at NCD or Port Moresby alone. We never print birth certificates for people who registered at Lae or else where. Lae office print birth certificates for those who register at Lae alone. Same applies to other centers. For the Provincial Centers, they have their own Provincial Registrar which they are tasked to sign the birth certificate and issue the certificates. Thank you

15.01.2022 Our country produces enough food for 75 million people! That is three times our population. We will be ok but we do need to collectively stop panic buying! It's... not helping anyone. Buck the trend, lead by example and encourage those around you to stop. Our charities need you to stop. Our vulnerable Australians, increasing every day, need you to stop. #BeKind #NoMoreHoarding #WeWillBeOK #ZeroHunger #Covid19

14.01.2022 Are you on the process of your Permanent Visa in Australia and your passport is about to expire or already expired? CONTACT US Immediately! Its a requirement to renew your passport and update Australia Government to avoid delays or disapproval of your visa.... Email: [email protected]

10.01.2022 Foreign student saved and donated his allowance to help the frontliners

10.01.2022 Received 2 passport renewal applications from Brisbane & 1 lost passport renewal from Gailes QLD. Thanks for the TRUST! If you have an EXPIRED and LOST passport, send us an email and well take care of the rest!... [email protected] #QualityOfserviceTopPriority #APCteam

03.01.2022 Press C19/ 22.03.20 Today based on advise from the Covid 19 National Operation Centre (NOC 19) and National Security Council (NSC) recommendations, the National... Executive Council in an emergency meeting has decided on the following measures in light of first positive case of Covid 19 in our country. This is a national security issue now and not just a health issue but a cross cutting issue including effect on economy, law and order and education of our children amongst other effects. Hence the relevance of the following measures. So far we have done trace of the person that came into our country and he remains to date our only positive person who is in isolation and recovering but to clearly demarcate our country from spread and for Government to take stock from this bio security breach, we are taking the following measures. 1. Confirm this first case and its impact to ensure we contain its impact including treating, curing and sending the victim back to Australia. 2. Taking stock of all entry into PNG after 7th of March to ensure all are checked, tested and status of health affirmed. All who have come in or those that have come in contact with those who came into PNG since 7th of March are to report to the hotline below. 3. Declare a State of Emergency for 30 days in which the Commissioner of Police will assume control assisted by a call out placed on military to ensure lawful order, control and response to to SOE control measures. 4. Following on our stop of incoming international flights, we now stopping all domestic flights for the next 14 days starting on Tuesday this week. 5. We direct that as of Tuesday 24th March 2020, no Public transportation of people and no movement from one province to another for a 14 day period. Only approved cargo and medicine and police /military personal will be moving. 6. The Provincial Governors and their Provincial Administrators with Provincial Police Commanders with the respective Provincial Health Authorities will be control points in all province. 7. All heads of departments and private companies are to embrace safe work place practise and non essential staff are asked to stay at home for the next 14 days. 8. Education and Higher Education departments are asked to advance first term holiday as of tomorrow 23rd of March and the next 14 days are to be school holidays. 9. All who have come into the country as from the 7th of March 2020 or those who made contact with those who came into the country from that date please report, call or text to the hotline below. 10. No border crossing by foot or canoe and police /army presence in border areas will be stepped up. 11. Banks and financial institutions and super funds will be mobilised to work with Government on economic packages in this down time. 12. The SOE controller through the office of Prime Minister will be the only official point of releasing statements to public. 13. The SOE controller will issue on details on how citizens and our country respond and behalf in this time and breach of those will be punished as offence in times of emergency. We have now mapped the country into zones to isolate this virus from spreading. The mid PNG zone from Morobe and Madang Provinces into the entire highlands , the Central Papua ( including NCD, Central and Gulf), the Niugini Island Zone, the Sepik Zone, the Western Border Zone and the Bougainville Zone. The SOE commander will delicate the PPCs to police the zones to ensure lawful abiding to this control measures. We will get through this phase, we ask from corporation from all citizens, residents and businesses houses. God bless PNG.

02.01.2022 How to obtain a Police Clearance Certificate MEDIA STATEMENT Monday 28th January 2019... A POLICE Clearance certificate is a vital document that is needed for many purposes. However, many people do not know how to obtain a police clearance certificate. According to the Acting Officer in Charge (OIC) of the National Criminal Records Office (NCRO) Chief Sergeant Kasa Wumber there are six main types of Police Clearance reports done by his office. These includes five Character Checks and a Police Crime Report. The character checks include; Public Motor Vehicle (PMV) character check, Papua New Guinea police character check, firearms character check, expatriates in Papua New Guinea and expatriates overseas character check. Police Clearance reports are issued by the NCRO currently located at the National Forensic Centre, Varahe Road Gordons in Port Moresby. No police stations or another office can issue a police clearance certificate. The only authorised signature on the certificate must be that of the OIC National Criminal Records Office, by delegation on behalf of the Commissioner of Police. In the absence of the OIC the second officer in charge (2IC) will sign on his behalf. Any other signature on the Police Clearance certificate is not to be accepted. To apply for a police clearance certificate, you can pick up a form at the National Criminal Records Office. For those living in the other provinces you can collect a form from your nearest police station where you will be fingerprinted. Pay the K10.00 fee at your nearest finance cashier office and attach the receipt with the application form and mail to the NCRO office at the Police National Headquarters to the following address: OIC National Criminal Records Office RPNGC, P.O 85, Konedobu, National Capital District. For those in Port Moresby you can pay your Character Check or Police Crime Report fees at any of these three locations; Vulupindi Haus, Firearm Registry Office at the Boroko Police Station and the Central Government Office at Konedobu. Attach the receipt to the application and submit to the NCRO office at Gordons. You will be given a number and expected date for follow up or collection. The fee for a Police Crime Report for insurance purposes is K25.00. All police character check fee is K10.00. You are not to pay any additional fees. For expatriates there are two separate application forms for those who are living in the country and those who have left but require PNG Police Clearance Certificates for the countries they are currently residing in. They are required to bring their complete application form together with their current passport and visa and current work permit as well as the receipt of the K10.00 payment. The duration of the Character Check processes is one week for nationals and two weeks for expatriates. The NCRO is open only on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Lodgement of application forms is usually from 9:00am 12:00pm. Collection of character certificate is between 1:00pm and 3:30pm each Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. Mondays is allocated for lodgement of police character checks for the purpose of opening of bank accounts, study in PNG, passport application and PMV. Employment character check applications are done on Tuesdays and Fridays only. Expatriate character checks, visa, firearm, Investment Promotion Authority (IPA), National Airports Corporation (NAC) pass, crime reports, study overseas and port passes are done on Thursdays only. Nationals and expatriates living overseas must report to their nearest police station in the country they are in and they will collect their required information and send them to the NCRO in Port Moresby. Firearm applicants must also attach the notice for sale and disposal form from a licensed gun dealer and the complete Interpol firearm request form to secure a character check certificate. (Ends.)