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INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry
d. The Minister or an immigration officer may, in his or her absolute discretion, grant a visa
of a different class or type to a person to whom E2.45 (b) applies.
Effective 29/11/2010
E2.50 Restrictions on the grant of temporary entry class visas for New
Zealand Aid Programme-supported students and their dependants
See previous instructions E2.50 Effective 29/11/2010
New Zealand Aid Programme (NZAP)-supported students and their partners, and the
dependent children of NZAP-supported students and/or their partner will not be granted a
temporary entry class visa in the two year period following completion of the NZAP student's
scholarship, unless they have written approval from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade
(with the exception of a work visa to complete course requirements or a short-term visitor
visa) (see U11).
Effective 07/02/2011
E2.55 Restriction on the grant of visas, to Robert Mugabe, President of
Zimbabwe, and his close associates
a. Ordinarily, none of the persons named on the list held at Appendix 5 of immigration
instructions may be granted a visa and entry permission (including a transit visa).
b. Appendix 5 contains persons who:
i have acted in, or are acting in the role specified; or
ii are, or have been, close associates of Robert Mugabe, President of Zimbabwe.
c. Student visas may not be granted to Zimbabwean citizens who are:
i aged 18 and over at the date their application is determined; and
ii the children of persons named on the list held at Appendix 5 of immigration
instructions.
d. Notwithstanding (a), (b) and (c) above, where special circumstances exist (supported by
cogent and reliable evidence) INZ may nonetheless grant a visa and entry permission to
such a person.