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Temporary entry INZ Operational Manual i an order, pursuant to sections 78, 101 or 238(1)(d) of the Children, Young Persons and their Families Act 1989, in favour of the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Social Development; or ii an order, pursuant to section 110 of the Children, Young Persons and their Families Act 1989, appointing the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Social Development as sole guardian; or iii an order, pursuant to section 33 of the Care of Children Act 2004, whereby a child or young person is placed under the Guardianship of the Family Court or the High Court and the Chief Executive of the Ministry of Social Development is appointed as agent of the court with power and discretion to place the child. j. Dependent children of any person who is the holder of a New Zealand Aid Programme Scholarship. k. Dependent children of any person who is the holder of a visitor visa granted under V3.115. l. Dependent children of military visa holders, while the military visa holder is in New Zealand. m. Children granted a student visa under U10.5. n. Students who are in New Zealand to study under an exchange scheme approved by the Ministry of Education (see E11.45). U3.35.10 Tertiary sector domestic students who do not require a student visa, interim visa with study conditions, or limited visa The following people are considered to be domestic students for the purpose of attending an education provider in the tertiary sector (see U5.20) and do not require a student visa, interim visa with study conditions or limited visa in order to undertake a course of study in New Zealand: a. New Zealand citizens, including students from Tokelau, the Cook Islands and Niue. b. New Zealand residents. c. New Zealand permanent residents. d. People who have a letter from the Protocol Division of the New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade confirming that they are entitled to any immunity from jurisdiction under the Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities Act 1968 or the Consular Privileges and Immunities Act 1971 for the current academic year, until the end of the year in which their diplomatic or consular status expires. e. Despite (d) above, dependent children aged 21 and over of Diplomatic, Consular or Official staff, who wish to undertake tertiary study in New Zealand, may not be eligible for domestic student status and may be required to pay foreign student fees (see H2.1(b)). f. A person who has made a claim to be recognised as a refugee or a protected person in accordance with Part 5 of the Immigration Act 2009, and who is the holder of a valid temporary entry class visa. g. A person who has been recognised as a refugee or a protected person in accordance with Part 5 of the Immigration Act 2009, and whose application for residence is being processed.
INZ Operational Manual Temporary entry h. A person who is enrolled at a tertiary education provider for the purpose of participating in industry training funded under the Industry Training Act 1992. U3.35.15 Tertiary sector domestic students who require a student visa, interim visa with study conditions, or limited visa The following people require a student visa, interim visa with study conditions, or limited visa in order to undertake study in New Zealand but are considered to be domestic students for the purposes of attending an education provider in the tertiary sector and are exempt from paying foreign course fees for foreign students: a. Students enrolled in any Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programme, in any New Zealand university (see U5.20). b. A person who is in New Zealand to study under a New Zealand Government approved exchange programme at a tertiary education provider. Effective 26/11/2012 U3.40 Students who wish to change their course of study and/or education provider See previous instructions U3.40 Effective 29/11/2010 See also Immigration Act 2009 ss 49, 52, 56 a. A further student visa or variation of conditions, for the purpose of changing course and/or education provider, will only be granted if an immigration officer is satisfied that: i the applicant meets the student requirements set out at U3.1; and ii the applicant has not breached their visa conditions as set out at E3.20; and iii the original student visa would have been granted for the proposed course and/or education provider; and iv the applicant remains a bona fide applicant (see E5.1). b. Factors that an immigration officer may take into consideration when determining (a)(iii) and (a)(iv) above include, but are not limited to: i the time elapsed since the original visa was granted; ii whether the level and/or subject area of the proposed course are significantly different from the original course; and iii any relevant information held about the previous application(s) including advice from the original issuing branch (see E7.1.1). c. Applicants who have received New Zealand Aid Programme funding within the two years prior to their application to change course and/or education provider being made, must also provide evidence that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade supports the change of course or education provider and that any scholarship continues. d. Applicants who wish to change their course and/or education provider may provide evidence of payment of course fees after the application has been approved in principle. U3.45 Insurance requirements for fee-paying foreign students Effective 07/02/2011 a. Fee-paying foreign students must hold acceptable insurance as a condition of their visa (see E3.20(f)) unless (e) below applies.
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