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E4.90 Status of applicant on lodging an application

Immigration Act 1987 s 4(3)

Lodging an application for a temporary permit does not:

  1. make the applicant's presence in New Zealand lawful; or
  2. give the applicant the right to remain in New Zealand while the application is being considered; or
  3. give the applicant the right to apply for or be granted any other permit while the application is considered; or
  4. protect the applicant from removal action.

Effective 26/07/1999

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E4.1 Who may be included in an application

E4.5 Partners* and dependent children of student or...

E4.10 Who may not be included in an application

E4.15 Where to lodge an application

E4.20 Processing of applications

E4.25 Date an application is lodged

E4.30 Date an application is made

E4.35 Receipt of applications

E4.40 How an application must be lodged

E4.45 Requirements for lodging an application for a temporary visa

E4.50 Requirements for lodging an application for...

E4.55 Mandatory requirements for applications lodged on an approved form

E4.58 Bonds*

E4.60 Sponsorship

E4.65 Requirements for having a decision to decline a temporary permit reconsidered

E4.70 Requirements for a person whose residence permit has been revoked

E4.75 Applications not lodged in the prescribed manner

E4.80 Payment of the fee

E4.85 How supporting documents must be submitted

E4.95 Obligation to advise of all relevant facts, including changed circumstances

E4.100 DNA testing for verifying claimed relationships