What other major conditions apply, how is the status obtained, and what renewal, document-validity, retention or loss rules matter?
The application must be made on the completed approved form with the application fee, unless waived by the Governor; the fees notice sets the permanent residence application fee at NIL. The Governor decides after consultation with the Island Council and may defer the decision for 12 months if more time living on Pitcairn is needed to assess suitability; if deferred, the applicant's settlement visa is automatically extended for a further 12 months without a further application or fees. The official source does not state renewal, retention or loss rules once permanent residence is granted.
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Limits of the record- The policy does not state renewal, document-validity, retention or loss rules for permanent residence once granted.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
14.1 Applications for permanent residence must be:
a. Made by completing in full the approved application form; and
b. Accompanied by the requisite application fee, unless waived by the Governor.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
14.2 The Governor will make decisions on applications for permanent residence, after
consultation with the Island Council.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
14.4 The Governor may defer a decision on an application for permanent residence for 12
months, if they consider further time living on Pitcairn is required to assess the suitability
of the applicant.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
14.5 If the Governor elects to defer under section 14.4, the applicant’s settlement visa is
automatically extended for a further 12 months without any need for further application
or payment of fees.
- Recorded source · www.government.pn
Application for Permanent Residence NIL