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Whether in a critical emergency or needing non-emergency medical transport, St John Ambulance PNG provides 24/7 medical response and aeromedical support across supported provinces in Papua New Guinea.
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This guide explains how a first-time driver can obtain a standard Class 1 driver’s licence in Papua New Guinea. A Class 1 licence covers ordinary cars and vehicles seating no more than eight people, including the driver, as well as light trucks weighing no more than two tonnes unladen. The process has three stages: Obtain a learner’s permit. Hold it for at least three months, practise driving and pass the practical test. Obtain a provisional licence, hold it for 12 months, then apply for a full licence. Information verified against PNG Road Traffic Authority sources on 20 July 2026. Local procedures may differ between provinces.
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This guide provides the step-by-step process, fee structure, and required documentation for citizens applying for a new or renewed PNG passport through the Immigration & Citizenship Authority (ICA).
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If you are sick you can visit the City Pharmacy Clinic Nurse to get a dagnosis and prescription.
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