High Commission of the Independent State of Papua New Guinea

This message is to convey the latest advice from Australian Border Force that foreign nationals transiting through Australia no longer require an individual exemption from the Australian Border Force Commissioner. They are automatically exempt (and …

The PNG High Commission in Canberra is temporarily closed until 16th August 2020 due to repair work on the roofs of the Chancery and Haus Kamasan Buildings. During this temporary closure, the High Commission can be …

Last update: 25th March 2021, 4:30PM Please click for Travel Advice dated 11 February 2021 Citizen’s Checklist for Inbound Travel dated 22 February 2021 Registration Application for Inbound Travel During COVID 19 State of Emergency …

All travelers or intending travelers must seek approval by sending the following documents required by the government of PNG through to this email: covid19-travel@police.gov.pg; 1.A Completed Air Passenger Travel Form (APTF)  Download Here 2. A Copy …

The PNG Tourism Promotion Authority brings you this interim report from a business impact survey conducted in April 2020. Click following link to get a copy of the report https://www.papuanewguinea.travel/message-our-tourism-industry

This Public Notice serves to inform the general public and our valued clients that the Counter Areas at the Central Government Office has been closed effectively from Thursday 09 April 2020. Please click link to …

The Chancery of the High Commission of Papua New Guinea in Canberra is temporarily closed until further notices. The core reasons are the COVID-19 pandemic, following the Australian government’s social distancing, and working from home arrangements. …

The new location is Level 1, 316 Adelaide Street, Brisbane City QLD 4000.