RA9 Restrictions on the grant of a visa to certain groups as designated by the United Nations Security Council (06/07/2015)
See also United Nations Sanctions (Liberia) Regulations 2001 reg 16; United Nations Sanctions (Al-Qaida and Taliban) Regulations 2007 reg 13; United Nations Sanctions (Côte d'Ivoire) Regulations 2005 reg 13; United Nations Sanctions (Democratic People's Republic of Korea) Regulations 2006 reg 17; United Nations (Iran-Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action) Regulations 2016 reg 32; United Nations Sanctions (Lebanon) Regulations 2008 reg 17; United Nations Sanctions (Democratic Republic of the Congo) Regulations 2004 reg 12D; United Nations Sanctions (Sudan) Regulations 2004 reg 13D; United Nations Sanctions (Somalia) Regulations 1992 reg 10F, United Nations Sanctions (Eritrea) Regulations 2010 reg 13; United Nations Sanctions (Libya) Regulations 2011 reg 17; United Nations Sanctions (Guinea-Bissau) Regulations 2012 reg 4; United Nations Sanctions (Central African Republic) Regulations 2014 reg 13; United Nations Sanctions (Yemen) Regulations 2014 reg 4; United Nations Sanctions (South Sudan) Regulations 2015 reg 4.
- In accordance with United Nations sanctions, no person who is a designated individual or specified entity may enter New Zealand or transit through New Zealand, meaning that no such person may be granted a visa. This restriction is in place for the following people:
- designated individuals from Liberia
- designated individuals from Côte d'Ivoire
- designated individuals from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), and:
- their immediate family members, and
- people acting on their behalf or under their direction, and
- people assisting in the evasion of a determination by the United Nations Security Council that applies to the DPRK
- designated individuals and specified entities from Al-Qaida and Taliban
- designated individuals from Iran
- designated individuals from Lebanon
- designated individuals from the Democratic Republic of Congo
- designated individuals from Sudan
- designated individuals from Somalia
- designated individuals from Eritrea
- designated individuals from Libya
- designated individuals from Guinea-Bissau
- designated individuals from Central African Republic
- designated individuals from Yemen
- designated individuals from South Sudan.
- Immigration officers must contact the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade when processing any immigration application from a person to whom (a) above applies.
- A visa may only be granted to a person to whom (a) above applies on the advice of the Secretary of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Note: For the purposes of these instructions, a designated individual and a specified entity is someone who is named on a list of such persons held by INZ and updated from time to time.
Effective 06/07/2015
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