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The Papua New Guinea Government has reactivated  t he Multiple entry component of the Short Term Business Visa  last week. Deputy Prime Minister and Labour and Immigration minister John Rosso explains that reactivating the multiple entry component supports trade and investment in PNG. Minister Rosso adds the reactivation also helps to restore international travel arrangements to pre- COVID19 settings. He says facilitating business, trade and investment opportunities has been a priority for the Immigration and Citizenship Authority (ICA). The reactivation of the multiple entry component of the Short Term Business Visa for holders of valid passports means that people who intend to visit PNG for short term business activities will be allowed to travel into PNG on multiple occasions within a period of 12 months. The maximum duration of each visit is 60 days. Minister Rosso says this visa product complements the existing Single Entry Business Visa which has a duration of only 30 days. Whils...

When traders start investing money in Forex trading, two things can happen. One is making profit, and the other is losing the capital. A recent analysis shows that about 75-80% of the traders’ loss of money after involving in this sector. Many of them leave the profession as there are some changes to lose the assets. So, investors should try to analyze the reasons for losing money in this sector. After solving this problem, investors can easily make some quick and effective decisions about their careers.  Today we will discuss about the main reasons that are liable for losing money. Both newcomers and the veteran traders should read this article carefully. Then they could easily make some effective decisions in this industry.  Lack of discipline It is the primary reason for losing money. Three things can focus discipline. The first one is to follow the routine that can include the monthly plan. Many of the investment processes get out of control just because you are not maintaini...

Whatever type of website that you decide to operate, making it profitable is easier said than done. While hordes of companies are keen to sell you any kind of service on a subscription basis, few are willing to confirm how it will improve your bottom line.  By the same token, many new site owner-operators are unclear once they’ve launched their site, how exactly it will become profitable? Some simply launch and hope it will take care of itself whereas others at least have some basic, but yet unproven theories.  Unlike a brick and mortar business , a website can provide some useful passive income. To get you started, here is how we’d suggest trying to make your website profitable.  Keep Operating Costs Low Digital businesses don’t need to be overflowing with monthly or yearly expenses to keep going. There won’t be an expensive office lease, rent to pay, salaries, bonuses, and more.  For instance, if the site earns money through affiliate referrals and advertising, then it only needs a w...