What does first entry before New Zealand mean?

The first one is called ‘First Entry Before’ date. This means you (and any family members included in the application) must have entered New Zealand at least once before the date stated here is reached (12 months after the visa was granted).

Why did New Zealand have an Immigration Restriction Act?

It was also used to curb the entry of other non-British people, particularly southern Europeans such as Dalmatians and Italians . The 1931 Immigration Restriction Amendment Act, passed during the Depression period of the 1930s, prevented aliens (as non-British immigrants were still known) from Europe entering New Zealand.

Why was Amendment No.2 added to NZS 5465?

Amendment No. 2 of NZS 5465 was driven by a need for further clarification on the minimum requirements for a toilet within a motor caravan or caravan, to help to ensure that self containment certificates and warrants are issued in line with a consistent interpretation of the standard.

What was the revision of NZS 5465 in 1990?

The revised Standard is a revision and update of NZS 5465:1990 Self Containment of Caravans, Motor Caravans and Boatswith boats now deleted from its scope.

Why was the UK family refused entry to New Zealand?

But with cyclone season bearing down, the family was on October 2 refused an exemption to enter New Zealand’s maritime border for humanitarian reasons. From left: Barbara Genda, 47, Eddie Jarman, 14, Amelie Jarman, 13, and Harry Jarman, 55.

Are there any countries that refuse entry to Israel?

Nationals of Israel are refused entry into these countries. These countries do not recognise the state of Israel; therefore Israeli passport holders are denied entry. Except Iraqi Kurdistan . Nationals of Kosovo are refused entry into these 19 countries.

Why was Ngahuia Te Awekotuku denied a visitors permit?

In 1972, academic Ngahuia Te Awekotuku was denied a visitors permit to the United States on the grounds that she was a homosexual. Publicity around the incident was a catalyst in the formation of gay liberation groups in Wellington, Christchurch and Auckland. The 1970s saw the growth of the modern feminist and gay movements in New Zealand.

When did New Zealand enter the Nuclear Free Zone?

The policy did not become law until 8 June 1987 with the passing of the New Zealand Nuclear Free Zone, Disarmament, and Arms Control Act 1987, more than two years after the Buchanan was refused entry after the US refused to declare the presence or absence of nuclear weapons, and a year after the US suspended its treaty obligations to New Zealand.