The essential resource is for legal practitioners, immigration advisors, tribunals and students of New Zealand immigration and refugee law.
Langue de publication: English
Publié: 01 juin 2017
Éditeur: LexisNexis New Zealand
In a world of increasing globalization and travel, migration and relocation, immigration law affects a growing number of people. Work in this area is challenging for legal practitioners, immigration advisors and members of decision-making tribunals – especially in light of recent and ongoing changes to New Zealand legislation.
Immigration and Refugee Law, 3rd Edition is for legal practitioners, immigration advisors, tribunals and students of New Zealand immigration and refugee law. It provides assistance and guidance to those working in this area of law, comments on some of the issues faced this field and proposes some solutions.
What's New In This Edition
Chapter 1. Immigration law in New Zealand: a brief history
Chapter 2. The impact of international law on immigration and refugee law in New Zealand
Chapter 3. Right to enter and be in New Zealand: citizenship
Chapter 4. Requirement to be legally in New Zealand: the requirement to hold a visa
Chapter 5. Immigration advice
Chapter 6. Turnaround at the airport
Chapter 7. Refugee status
Chapter 8. Protected person status
Chapter 9. Refugee and protected persons: determinations and appeals
Chapter 10. The appeal process: the Immigration and Protection Tribunal
Chapter 11. Deportation: the requirement to leave New Zealand
Chapter 12. Enforcement provisions and penalties
Chapter 13. Conclusion