Review into the Immigration Act 2012 begins
Immigration Act 2012 consultation review aims to strengthen the country\’s immigration laws and increase its economic activities. Speaking at the Act’s consultation review at Heritage Park…
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Commerce Minister explains entry of 60 plus Bangladesh nationals
The 60 plus Bangladesh nationals in the country came under Work Permit and Investment Visa. The Minister of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration William Marau told…
Sharzy arrested for illegal entry in Western Province
Solomon Islands music icon Sharzy was arrested yesterday in Gizo, Western Province for alleged illegal entry. Police arrested Sharzy, whose real name is Samson Saeni, after…
US visa lottery for Solomon Islanders reopens tomorrow
Solomon Islanders interested in immigrating to the United States have a chance to secure a visa through a lottery program that will begin accepting applications tomorrow.…
Human trafficking on sharp rise in the country
Solomon Islands children and young girls are continuously subjected to sex trafficking and forced labour, a report on human trafficking and People smuggling revealed. The report…
DUAL CITIZENSHIP TO PARLIAMENT THIS YEAR
The dual citizenship bill will be taken to Parliament at its final sitting this year or first sitting next year, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare reveals. The…
GUADALCANAL CITREC GRADUATES GRANTED FREE ENTRY
A free port of entry to Canada only applies to eligible Guadalcanal Canadian International Training and Education Corp (CITREC) graduates. Chairman of the CITREC, Mr. Ashwant…
PM SHOWN SAMPLES OF E-PASSPORTS
Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare and the Minister of Commerce, Industries, Labour and Immigration Elijah Doromuala were recently shown samples of the Solomon Islands electronic passports. A…
PNG\’s FOREIGN MINISTER HELPED JOURNOS WITH IMMIGRATION
Papua New Guinea\’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Rimbink Pato has said he will instruct the Immigration Division to return the passports of seven journalists…
PNG\’s FOREIGN MINISTER HELPED JOURNOS WITH IMMIGRATION
Papua New Guinea\’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration, Rimbink Pato has said he will instruct the Immigration Division to return the passports of seven journalists…