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Immigration Advisers Licensing Act 2007

Miscellaneous provisions - Miscellaneous matters

91: Waiver of further immigration fees in certain cases

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“Sometimes you might not have to pay fees for a new immigration application”

The government official in charge of immigration can decide to reduce or remove the fee you need to pay for a new immigration application. This can happen if your previous application was not accepted because it went against section 9 of the law. The official has the power to do this for any new application or request you make after your first one was turned down.

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91Waiver of further immigration fees in certain cases

  1. The chief executive of the department of State that has, with the authority of the Prime Minister, assumed responsibility for the administration of the Immigration Act 2009 may, in whole or in part, waive any fee payable on a further immigration application or request by a person whose earlier application or request has not been accepted because it contravened section 9.

Notes
  • Section 91: amended, at 2 am on , by section 406(1) of the Immigration Act 2009 (2009 No 51).