States of Guernsey | Population Management
St Peter Port
About
States of Guernsey | Population Management is a government office that administers the law regulating the size and make-up of Guernsey's population. This States-owned entity provides public services delivery and determines who may live in which accommodation. It issues Permits and Certificates that give people the right to live and work in Guernsey. The Population Management Inspector receives reports of breaches of the Law by individuals, employers or landlords. —
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Quick facts
- Legal form
- States Entity
- Industries served
- Employers across all sectors, alongside individuals and landlords
Hours
Counter: Mon 08:45–12:00; Tue 12:00–16:00; Wed 08:45–12:00; Thu 12:00–16:00; Fri 08:45–12:00
Last checked 28 August 2026·gov.gg
Contact
- Phone
- +44 1481 225790
- population@gov.gg
- Website
- www.gov.gg
- Address
- New Jetty, White Rock, Guernsey GY1 2LL, Guernsey
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