About this manual  Administration  Residence  Temporary entry class visa  Transit visa  Border Entry     Y1 Objective     Y2 Arrivals and departures     Y3 People refused entry permission        Y3.1 Categories of people who will normally be refused entry permission        Y3.5 People convicted of criminal offences, subject to a removal order imposed under the Immigration Act 1987 or deported from any country        Y3.10 Persons who are or are likely to be a threat or risk to security, public order, the public interest or are members of a terrorist entity.        Y3.15 Persons found in possession of illegal drugs        Y3.20 Persons to whom sections 15 or 16 apply but who are not refused entry        Y3.25 People unable to meet the requirements for a visa or entry permission        Y3.30 People with false documents        Y3.35 People who hold transit visas        Y3.40 Restrictions on the grant of a visa or entry permission to certain groups as designated by the United Nations Security Council (UNSC)        Y3.45 People with expired resident visa (including expired returning resident’s visas (RRVs) issued under the Immigration Act 1987)        Y3.50 New Zealand citizens with expired endorsements or no endorsement, or no returning resident's visa (RRV)        Y3.55 Stowaways        Y3.60 Powers of entry and search by immigration officers, members of the Police, and Customs officers        Y3.65 Effect of international conventions on refusing entry        Y3.70 Obligations of carriers and persons in charge of craft     Y4 Visas in error     Y5 Transit passengers     Y6 Refugee and protection claimants  Compliance  Refugees and protection  Appendices  Glossary of terms