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  • First official immigration figures published

    The Statistics Office now publishes live figures on visas, citizenship, border clearances and visitors to the island.

    • Press release
    • Ministry of Finance and Revenue
  • Event permits: what organisers need to know

    Larger public events on the island now need a permit from the Events and Permits Office. Apply at least 48 hours before the event.

    • Press release
    • Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Gaming
  • Government House public counter: what it does and how to be seen

    The public counter at Government House deals with immigration enquiries, interviews and oath ceremonies. Book an appointment to be sure of being seen.

    • Press release
    • Office of the President
  • Business licences now issued online

    Anyone trading on Coral Island now needs a business licence from the Business Registry. Applications are made online and decided within two days of payment.

    • Press release
    • Ministry of Finance and Revenue
  • Views sought on a Reef Levy to protect the island's waters

    A four-week consultation asks whether leisure vessels that moor or anchor in island waters should pay a levy to fund reef wardens and visitor moorings.

    • Press release
    • Ministry of Environment and the Reef
  • Gaming Commission opens licensing and a public register

    The Coral Island Gaming Commission is now accepting applications for casino, employee and gaming event licences, and publishes a register of every licence in force.

    • Press release
    • Coral Island Gaming Commission
  • Aircraft and vessels can now request entry clearance online

    Pilots and masters can apply for permission to land or give advance notice of arrival before they set off, instead of calling Coral Control on approach.

    • Press release
    • Ministry of Border Security and Defence
  • Government opens its new online portal

    Every Government service, the Official Gazette and the laws of Coral Island are now in one place, with online entry clearance and licensing for the first time.

    • Press release
    • Office of the President