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This is the Special Purpose Visa sub-category for foreign military personnel: it exists to let a member of another country's armed forces enter Nauru in an official capacity, together with their dependants.
(a) a member of the armed forces of another country entering Nauru in an official capacity, and his or her dependants;
It covers a member of a foreign country's armed forces on official business in Nauru, and that member's dependants (as defined in reg 3: spouse, child under 18, or a person wholly dependent on them).
(a) a member of the armed forces of another country entering Nauru in an official capacity, and his or her dependants;
'dependant' of a person means: (a) the person's spouse other than a spouse from whom he or she is formally separated; (b) the person's child under the age of 18 years; or (c) someone wholly dependent on the person for financial, psychological or physical support.
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the event, relationship, nomination or status that activates access.
The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the steps or approvals needed before the status can be obtained.
A special purpose visa may be granted for any period specified in it and for a single entry or multiple entries. It must specify the purpose for which it is granted, and the holder may not, except with the Secretary's approval, engage in any activity for which a business visa may be granted other than one covered by the visa. The Director may attach any other reasonable condition considered necessary or desirable. The member's dependants may also be covered. The official source does not state what happens when the official capacity ends.
(3) A special purpose visa may be granted: (a) for any period specified in it; and (b) for a single entry or multiple entries.
(4) A special purpose visa: (a) shall specify the purpose for which it is granted; (b) is granted subject to the condition that the holder shall not, except with the approval of the Secretary, engage in any activity for which a business visa may be granted, other than one covered by the visa; and
(5) A special purpose visa may be granted subject to any other reasonable condition, not inconsistent with the Act or these Regulations, that the Director considers necessary or desirable.
(a) a member of the armed forces of another country entering Nauru in an official capacity, and his or her dependants;
'dependant' of a person means: (a) the person's spouse other than a spouse from whom he or she is formally separated; (b) the person's child under the age of 18 years; or (c) someone wholly dependent on the person for financial, psychological or physical support.
These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.
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