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VFS Global issues clarification on Sri Lanka E-Visa system
6 May 2024 (5:38 PM) Sri Lanka to retain existing visa fee; Immigration Dept. to handle issuing visas
6 May 2024 (9:45 PM) 180 passports found dumped in drain in Maharagama
6 May 2024 (6:30 PM) Gammanpila calls for Central Bank governor s resignation
6 May 2024 (11:14 PM) IFC Regional Vice President signals support for Sri Lanka s reforms and growth agenda
6 May 2024 (11:28 PM) 22 arrested during protest outside NCPC building granted bail
6 May 2024 (8:45 PM) |
VFS Global, the company at the center of controversy surrounding the issuance of on arrival visa at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA), has issued a statement today in response to accusations and to clarify certain concerns which have been raised. 
It was decided at the Cabinet meeting held today (06) to maintain the existing US $50 fee for a 30-day visa for foreigners visiting Sri Lanka, the President s Media Division reported. 
A bag containing approximately 180 passports has been discovered in a drain in the Maharagama area. 
Pivithuru Hela Urumaya (PHU) leader MP Udaya Gammanpila claims that the Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL) had increased the salaries of its employees by the biggest margin in its history, despite having recorded losses of billions of rupees for two consecutive years. 
Concluding a two-day visit, IFC s Vice President for Asia Pacific, Riccardo Puliti, signaled IFC s commitment to supporting Sri Lanka s ongoing reforms and growth agenda, while emphasizing the importance of private sector-led development for inclusive economic growth. 
All twenty-two persons who were arrested during the protest by unemployed graduates at the North Central Provincial Council building have been granted bail by the court. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
