Deadline for payment of fees for more than 1,000 foreigners

Those whose fees and fines exceeded Rs 1 lakh have been given a time limit to pay the fines.

The Ministry of Internal Security and Technology has ordered those who have not paid the fines to do so by the 12th of next month.

The ministry has now released details of fees for issuing permits to foreigners working in Dhvehirahje and fines imposed on employers exceeding Rs 1 lakh (one lakh rupees).

The maximum fine exceeds 26 million!

The Ministry of Internal Security and Technology has published a list of 1,026 persons with costs and fines exceeding Rs 100 cr including some big companies and individuals from various sectors.

The report is taken from the Expat system on the 23rd of this month. Work permit fees for work permits that have not been cancelled to date are deemed to be due as of that date and any work permit that the employer wishes to cancel has not been cancelled.

According to the list, the largest fine was over Rs 26.8 million, including work permit fees of over Rs 24 million and quota fees of over Rs 2 million.

The Department of Homeland Security has ordered the individuals to pay the state fees by August 12, and said it would stop issuing new permits through the alien system if payment is not made by that deadline.

The President has set a deadline for those who have not paid their fees and fines to the state. The President has set a deadline for those who have not paid their fees and fines to the state. Mohammed Muizhui made the decision recently.

The president’s decision includes the collection of information, 10 fingerprints and facial recognition of foreigners living in all residential villages, resorts, industrial villages and agricultural villages, including running a gram. He also decided to launch the Assisted Voluntary Return (AVR) program for those who want to return home on their own.

The Cabinet also decided to strengthen the enforcement system to address the problem of foreigners staying in Sri Lanka illegally. These measures include compiling and publishing a list of employers who neglect foreign workers after bringing them back to Sri Lanka, imposing fines on negligent employers, and taking additional measures in case of repeated acts.