What immigration status and rights result, how long do they last, can family be included, and what happens if the special qualifying circumstance ends?
A long-term visitor visa expires six months after issue. The holder must not engage in any work or business activity unless granted a work permit under s 9(1)(d) of the Immigration Control Ordinance 2006. The holder may apply, before expiry, for an extension of up to six months by completing the approved form and paying the application fee.
See recorded sources
Limits of the record- The policy does not say whether family members can be included.
- The policy does not say what happens if the purpose of the stay ends before expiry.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
10.4 A long-term visitor visa expires six months after issue.
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10.5 In addition to the conditions set out in section 4.1 of this Policy, it is a condition of every
long-term visitor visa that the holder not engage in any work or business activity on the
Island unless they have been granted a work permit, in accordance with s 9(1)(d) of the
Immigration Control Ordinance 2006.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
10.6 The holder of a long-term visitor visa may apply for an extension of that visa for a period
not exceeding six months by completing the approved application form and paying the
requisite application fee prior to the expiry of their visa.