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- This is not current policy -
The policy in this manual ceases to be effective from 29 November 2010.
To see the current Immigration New Zealand Operational Manual go to
www.immigration.govt.nz/opsmanual
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Y3.70 Departure on first available craft of persons refused entry
- In the first instance, people refused entry are to be placed on the first available to take them from New Zealand.
- A craft is considered to be available if:
- it is travelling to a country to which the detained person has right of entry; and
- the detained person has appropriate documentation to ensure entry to the country of destination will be allowed; or
- (if the detained person lacks appropriate documentation) the country of destination has authorised entry; and
- the person in charge of the craft is prepared to carry the detained person; and
- there is nothing else preventing the departure of the detained person.
- The person refused entry must be placed into custody only if:
- there is no craft available for a period of 24 hours; or
- for any reason, an available craft:
- is no longer available to take the person from New Zealand; or
- is, or is likely to be, delayed in New Zealand for more than 24 hours; or
- for any other reason the person is unable to leave New Zealand at the expected time.
Effective 01/10/1999
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