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E2.20 Who is not eligible for a temporary permit

Immigration Act 1987 ss 7(1), 7(3), 18 52(2)(b), 52(3)

People described by section 7(1) of the Immigration Act 1987 (see A5.20) are not eligible for a temporary permit unless:

  1. they have been given a special direction under section 7(3)(a)(ii) (see A5.35); or
  2. they are granted a temporary permit in relation to section 12 or 42 of the Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Act 1992; or
  3. they are granted a temporary permit for the sole purpose of enabling them to return to New Zealand to face any charge in New Zealand or to serve any sentence imposed on them in New Zealand; or
  4. the Removal Review Authority has allowed their appeal against having to leave New Zealand and has directed the grant of a temporary permit in their case.

E2.20.1 Restrictions on the grant of temporary visas/permits for NZAID supported students and their dependents

NZAID supported students and their partners, and the dependent children of NZAID supported students and/or their partner will not be issued or granted a temporary visa or permit in the two year period following completion of the NZAID student's scholarship, unless they have written approval from NZAID (with the exception of a work visa or permit to complete course requirements or a short-term visitor visa or permit) (see U11).

Effective 04/07/2005

PREVIOUS POLICY

E2.20 Who is not eligible for a temporary permit (01/10/1999)

E2.20 Who is not eligible for a temporary visa or permit or exemption (26/07/1999)

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