TuvaluFamily
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The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm which family relationships qualify.
The application must include either evidence of the applicant's own financial capacity or a Permit to Enter and Reside Sponsorship form (Form 6) from a resident sponsor.
(v) evidence of financial capacity, or a Permit to Enter and Reside Sponsorship form from a resident sponsor made in Form 6 of Schedule 2;
The applicant must give the immigration officer the information and evidence the officer requires to show the applicant fits the purpose of the application. The official source does not list specific relationship documents.
(iv) the information and evidence required by the immigration officer to demonstrate the applicant fits the purpose for which the application is being made;
The permit is granted only if the person satisfies the Principal Immigration Officer that they are of good health and character, meet the Act's requirements and hold a valid outward ticket or have paid a bond covering repatriation costs. The Minister may cancel the permit if the holder lacks sufficient lawful means of support for themselves or any dependants.
(3) A Permit to Enter and Reside shall be granted only to a person who is able to establish to the satisfaction of the Principal Immigration Officer that the person: (a) is of good health and character; (b) meets all requirements under the Act; and (c) possesses a valid outward bound ticket or has paid a bond in the sum required by the Principal Immigration Officer to cover the costs of repatriation to the person’s country of citizenship.
(2) A visitors permit and a permit to enter and reside may be cancelled by the Minister, if the Minister is satisfied on reasonable grounds that the person granted the permit:
(f) is without sufficient lawful means of support for the person or any of the person's dependants; or
(f) a family re-union or family support purpose - $100 for the principal applicant and $50 for each dependent;
The application is made on Form 3. The permit may be granted for a maximum stay of one year and extended on a Form 4 application, but not more than three times in any five-year period unless the Minister, on the Citizenship Committee's advice, certifies it is in the national interest. The official source does not state the family member's work or other rights or any path to independent or longer-term status.
(1) An application for a permit to enter and reside must be — (a) made in Form 3 of Schedule 2;
(2) A permit to enter and reside may be granted for a maximum stay of one year and may be extended in accordance with subsection 4(4).
(4) An application to extend a Permit to Enter and Reside shall be in Form 4 of Schedule 2.
(5) A permit to enter and reside shall not be extended more than three times in any five year period, unless the Minister, acting in accordance with the advice of the Citizenship Committee established under the Citizenship Act, certifies that to do so is in the national interest.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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