谢谢回答！！！！

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谢谢回答！！！！

胖胖红金鱼

做违反纽国法律的事情 最严重的事情就是欺骗 过关带肉制品都会被拒绝入关 或者给个警告

susie77

贩毒啦

AMICUS_LAW

161 Deportation liability of residence class visa holder convicted of criminal offence


(1) A residence class visa holder is liable for deportation if he or she is convicted, in New Zealand or elsewhere,—

(a) of an offence for which the court has the power to impose imprisonment for a term of 3 months or more if the offence was committed at any time—

(i) when the person was unlawfully in New Zealand; or


(ii) when the person held a temporary entry class visa; or


(iii) not later than 2 years after the person first held a residence class visa; or



(b) of an offence for which the court has the power to impose imprisonment for a term of 2 years or more, if the offence was committed not later than 5 years after the person first held a residence class visa; or


(c) of an offence and sentenced to imprisonment for a term of 5 years or more (or for an indeterminate period capable of running for 5 years or more), if the offence was committed not later than 10 years after the person first held a residence class visa.



(2) A person liable for deportation under this section may, not later than 28 days after being served with a deportation liability notice, appeal to the Tribunal—

(a) on humanitarian grounds against his or her liability for deportation; and


(b) if he or she is a refugee or a protected person, against any decision of a refugee and protection officer that he or she may be deported.



(3) For the purposes of subsection (1)(a)(iii), (b), and (c), the periods of 2 years, 5 years, and 10 years after a person first held a residence class visa are to be determined exclusive of any time spent by the person in imprisonment following conviction for any offence.


(4) Subsection (1)(c) applies—

(a) whether the sentence is of immediate effect or is deferred or is suspended in whole or in part:


(b) if a person has been convicted of 2 or more offences on the same occasion or in the same proceedings, and any sentences of imprisonment imposed in respect of those offences are cumulative, as if the person had been convicted of a single offence and sentenced for that offence to the total of the cumulative sentences:


(c) if a person has been convicted of 2 or more offences, and a single sentence has been imposed in respect of those offences, as if that sentence had been imposed in respect of a conviction for a single offence.



(5) For the purposes of this section and section 160(1), a person first holds a residence class visa—

(a) on the date on which the person is first granted a residence class visa of any type in New Zealand; or


(b) if the visa was granted outside of New Zealand, on the first occasion on which the person arrives in New Zealand and is granted entry permission as the holder of the residence class visa; or


(c) if the person arrives in New Zealand and is granted entry permission as the holder of a residence class visa following a continuous period of absence from New Zealand of at least 5 years, on the date the person first re-enters New Zealand after the continuous period of absence; or


(d) if the person is a person to whom a visa waiver applies and arrives in New Zealand following a continuous period of absence from New Zealand of at least 5 years, on the date the person first re-enters New Zealand (and is granted a residence class visa) after the continuous period of absence.



(6) Subsection (7) applies to a person if he or she—

(a) was exempt from the requirement to hold a permit under the former Act; but


(b) is deemed to hold a residence class visa under section 417(3) of this Act.



(7) For the purposes of this section, the person first holds a residence class visa—

(a) on the date he or she first entered New Zealand and was exempt from the requirement to hold a residence permit under the former Act; or


(b) on the date he or she first re-entered New Zealand and was exempt from the requirement to hold a residence permit under the former Act following a continuous period of absence from New Zealand of at least 5 years.

AMICUS_LAW

susie77 发表于 2013-4-29 15:57
贩毒啦

你今天很闲啊。。。

susie77

AMICUS_LAW 发表于 2013-4-29 17:02
你今天很闲啊。。。

936里主持节目的那个是不是你呀？

AMICUS_LAW

susie77 发表于 2013-4-29 19:31
936里主持节目的那个是不是你呀？

呵呵，你是想赞扬还是批评啊。

如果要批评，那我拒绝承认那个人是我。。。

susie77

AMICUS_LAW 发表于 2013-4-29 19:52
呵呵，你是想赞扬还是批评啊。

如果要批评，那我拒绝承认那个人是我。。。

是表扬，年轻有为。

从你的英文来看，你不是在这里长大的，读law是对语言要求很高的专业，所以觉得你很厉害。

AMICUS_LAW

susie77 发表于 2013-4-29 19:56
是表扬，年轻有为。

从你的英文来看，你不是在这里长大的，读law是对语言要求很高的专业，所以觉得你很 ...

其实我是这里长大的（10岁算吗？），只是在说中文和英文混在一起说的时候我觉得自己的英文听起来很奇怪，但是只说英文的时候kiwi口音就会比较重了。

谢谢你的赞扬，请多指教，哈哈。

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谢谢回答！！！！

purpleapple

Top-Gear 发表于 2013-5-29 09:05
赵律师你好， 你说的这些情况是不是在申请过程中会被撤销， 那已经拿到PR的，会不会因为什么事情被移民局拿 ...

我看你是一点没读赵律师给你发的那一段文字啊，还是读不明白？里边列举了各种情况，拿到pr不满2年，不满5年甚至不满10年都有可能的。。。

灰色夜宵

Top-Gear 发表于 2013-5-29 09:05
赵律师你好， 你说的这些情况是不是在申请过程中会被撤销， 那已经拿到PR的，会不会因为什么事情被移民局拿 ...

赵律师说的不是申请过程中的人 而是已经拿到的 申请过程中的人是以无pr论处的

AMICUS_LAW

灰色夜宵 发表于 2013-5-29 14:14
赵律师说的不是申请过程中的人 而是已经拿到的 申请过程中的人是以无pr论处的

对的。。。。。