The Cyprus Gazette

i62 SUPPLEMKCT TO THK CYPKLS O.AZETTE, 17TH .(VPRIL, I!»36.
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(l) any pereoii who refuses to comi>ly with the
requirements of anv regulatious made under this
Law in the interests of pubHc health ;
(m) any person who doe.s uot fullil any other requirements
which may be prescrilbed by regulattonn
made under thi.s Law :
(n) any alien who, if he desires to enter the (^^lony a«
an immigraiit, has not in his jXissession, in addition
to a yjassport bearing a Hritish Consular visa for
the Colony, a certificate of immifjnition or permit
granted by the Principal Tinmi^ration Officer in
accordance with any rrgulations made under this
Law.
(2) Save as provided in this Law or any Ordrr in Council
or any reiiulations made thereunder, no jK-rson M-ho ij? a
pr(Aibited immigrant .-jhall )>e permitted to enter the
ColonA or to re^jide therein.
7. The foUoM^-ing persons, if known to the immigration
officer or if their identity is f stablished to his satisfaction,
shall be permitted to enter the Colony without ari\ further
formaUty—
(a) any native of the Colony who does not come
within any of the categories enumerated ih
paragraphs (^), (h), (i) or (j) of section 6(1);
(6) any person in th^; serviee of the Govemment of
the Colony and the wife and child of any such person ;
(c) raembers of His Majesty's Naval, Militar}' or Air
Forces on the active liftt;
(d) any person duly acjert who has been ordinarily
resident in the Colony for a period of seven years
or more, and who does not come within any oJ the
cate^'ories enumerated in paragraphs (/), (^), (h),
(?) or (j) of section 6 (1).
8.—(1) Subject UJ the provisions of section 7 no person
shaU enter the Colony without a passport and any person
so doing shaU be deemed to be a prohibited imrniirant:
Provided that the Principal Immigration Officer may in
exceptional cases dispense with the requirements of this
sub-.section.
(2) No aUen shaU enter the Colony unless his i)assport
bears a British Consular visa for the Colony and any aUen
so doing fcliaU be deemed to be a prohibited immigrant.
(3) The Governor may from time to time bv Order direct
that passports or British Consular visa« may"^be dispensed
with in the case of—
(a) ^he nationals of any country, or
(b) any cla.s8 of persons as may be specified in the
Order.
9. An immigration officer may issue to any pa.ssenger
on an aircraft or ship in transit a landing permit in
exchange for his yjassport which shall entitle the holder to
remain in the Colony for sueh time as such aircTaft or ship
remains in the airport or in the Colony's waters as the case
may be. The passport of any such pp^ssenger shaU be
retumed to him upon re-embarkation.
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