The Department of Economic Development says it plans to cut the costs of a work permit - costing the taxpayer £80,000 a year.
In Tynwald this month, Minister Laurence Skelly will ask the court to back plans to charge a flat £60 fee for permits, no matter how long for.
It'll mean individual and companies won't have to pay extra for longer permits - at present it would cost £300 for a document covering more than four years.
The department says it'll cut red tape without adding to its admin costs.
Three TT riders shortlisted for Rider of the Year
Three TT racers are in the running to be named a magazine Rider of the Year.
Cinemanx wants more Government funding amid FOI debate
Island film company Cinemanx has asked the government to invest more money in it.
City of Douglas Bill to get first reading at Tynwald
MHKs will discuss new legislation to make Douglas an official city this week.
Windsurf Warrior outdoes Jetski Romeo with solo Irish Sea crossing!
Move over Jetski Romeo - a man who windsurfed to the Isle of Man from Northern Ireland has posted a YouTube of his trip!
Government's online services offline tomorrow
The government says it's online services will be unavailable for two hours on Monday morning.
MHK queries school social media policies
Does the government have a policy about what school leaders can say on social media?
Commissioners vote for monthly meetings instead of fortnightly
Braddan commissioners say they'll swap fortnightly meetings for monthly ones.
Nine fibre telegraph poles planned for Ramsey
Manx Telecom has applied for planning permission to put up more telegraph poles as it rolls out fibre broadband.
