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Youth who caused disturbance at BIA summoned by police
6 May 2024 (4:50 PM) Sri Lanka to retain existing visa fee; Immigration Dept. to handle issuing visas
6 May 2024 (9:45 PM) Grama Niladhari officers to report sick for two days
6 May 2024 (11:40 AM) IFC Regional Vice President signals support for Sri Lanka s reforms and growth agenda
6 May 2024 (11:28 PM) NBRO says landslide-prone area not linked to Uma Oya project
6 May 2024 (1:42 PM) VFS Global issues clarification on Sri Lanka E-Visa system
6 May 2024 (5:38 PM) |
A Sri Lankan youth who had behaved in an unruly manner at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake on May 01 amidst a tense situation at the visa issuance counters, has been summoned to Airport Police today (06). 
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. 
Grama Niladhari officers are engaged in trade union action by reporting sick leave today (06) and tomorrow (07), based on several demands. 
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. 
The National Building Research Organization (NBRO) says that the installation of related equipment to remove water trapped in the Karandagolla area in Ella has already been commenced. 
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. Copyright © 2007 - 2024 Col3neg. All Rights Reserved.
