How does the application work at a high level, what rights does the family member receive, how long does the status last, and how can it become independent or longer-term where officially stated?
An application for a Dependant's visa may be made before, on or after entry into Nauru. If granted, it lasts for the remaining period of the visa of the person of whom the applicant is a dependant, for a single or multiple entries. It expires for a spouse dependant on divorce or formal separation, for any other dependant on ceasing to be a dependant, and for any dependant on grant of a visa of a different class or on cancellation or expiry of the principal's visa. The official source does not state work rights or any path to independent or longer-term status.
See recorded sources
Limits of the record- The captured Regulations do not state work rights for Dependant's visa holders or any path to independent or longer-term status.
- Recorded source · ronlaw.gov.nr
(2) An application for a dependant's visa may be made before, on or after entry into Nauru.
- Recorded source · ronlaw.gov.nr
(4) A dependant's visa, if granted, is for the remaining period of the visa of the person of whom he or she is a dependant.
- Recorded source · ronlaw.gov.nr
(5) A dependant's visa may be granted:
(a) for a single entry or multiple entries; and
- Recorded source · ronlaw.gov.nr
(6) A dependant's visa expires:
(a) for a spouse dependant, on divorce or formal separation;
(b) for any other dependant, on him or her ceasing to be a dependant; or
(c) for any dependant:
(i) on him or her being granted a visa of a different class; or
(ii) on the cancellation or expiry of the visa of the person of whom he or she is a dependant.