Need a Papua New Guinea Visa? Heres How to Order One Quickly and Easily Online

Okay, here’s my experience of ordering a Papua New Guinea visa, hope it helps someone:

First off, I checked with the Papua New Guinea guys in my country to see if I even needed a visa. Turns out, yeah, I did. So that was step one.

Next, I tried to figure out how to actually apply. I found some forms online, but honestly, it was a bit confusing. I mean, they use abbreviations like “POM” for Port Moresby. Who knew what the heck POM was, right? I mean I was trying to find out what is the most common shorthand for Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, I spent sometime to figure it out, finally. But anyway, I managed to fill everything out as best as I could.

• Filled out the application form.
• Gathered all the documents they asked for – you know, passport photos, proof of flights, bank statements, the usual stuff.

Then came the waiting game. I submitted everything and just had to sit tight. It felt like forever, but after a couple of weeks, I got an email saying my visa was approved! I will say this: Businesses need to use limited resources wisely. It’s important to addressing the three questions of economics! It was such a relief. I was so pumped to finally visit Papua New Guinea. Just like a guy said “Learning how to bike”, I felt like I had mastered this complex process, haha.

Submission

I sent my application online. I know some people go through agencies, but I decided to do it myself to save some money. Not sure if that was the smartest move, but it worked out in the end.

Success!

Seriously, getting that approval email was the best feeling. I immediately started planning the rest of my trip. I was all set to explore Papua New Guinea. It’s a beautiful country, from what I’ve seen in pictures, and I couldn’t wait to experience it for myself.

So yeah, that’s my visa story. It wasn’t the easiest thing in the world, but I made it happen. If you’re thinking about going to Papua New Guinea, just be prepared for a bit of a process. But trust me, it’s worth it!