Indefinite Residence - USD 100,000 Equipment Joint Venture after Three Years

has invested US$100,000 or more in capital equipment in a joint venture with a bona fide Zimbabwean partner and is a professional or technical person who will have been resident in

Zimbabwe for not less than three years on the date of expiry of the residence permit currently held by him, where he applies for such residence permit six months before such date of expiry.

has invested US$100,000 or more in capital equipment

(1) A residence permit may be issued for an indefinite period or for such definite period as may be specified in the permit:

Provided that a residence permit may not be issued for an indefinite period unless the person to whom it has been issued—

Section Permit or application US$ Z$

17(3) Residence permit issued for an indefinite period (investor) 1,000 —

(1) A residence permit shall cease to be valid if the holder of the permit—

(c) being a person who has not acquired a domicile in Zimbabwe— (i) voluntarily departs from and resides outside Zimbabwe with the intention of making his home outside Zimbabwe; or (ii) voluntarily departs from or is absent from Zimbabwe for a period of six months or such longer period as the Chief Immigration Officer may, on application in writing, fix in his case;

has invested US$100,000 or more in capital equipment in a joint venture with a bona fide Zimbabwean partner and is a professional or technical person who will have been resident in

Zimbabwe for not less than three years on the date of expiry of the residence permit currently held by him, where he applies for such residence permit six months before such date of expiry.

(1) A residence permit may be issued for an indefinite period or for such definite period as may be specified in the permit:

Provided that a residence permit may not be issued for an indefinite period unless the person to whom it has been issued—

Section Permit or application US$ Z$

17(3) Residence permit issued for an indefinite period (investor) 1,000 —

(1) A residence permit shall cease to be valid if the holder of the permit—

(c) being a person who has not acquired a domicile in Zimbabwe— (i) voluntarily departs from and resides outside Zimbabwe with the intention of making his home outside Zimbabwe; or (ii) voluntarily departs from or is absent from Zimbabwe for a period of six months or such longer period as the Chief Immigration Officer may, on application in writing, fix in his case;

(a) is the spouse or a minor child of a resident; or

(b) is the mother, father, grandparent or other dependent of a resident, where the resident is able to

maintain such person and undertakes to do so; or

“resident” means any person who is lawfully within Zimbabwe otherwise than for the purpose of—

(a) journeying through Zimbabwe in direct transit from one country to another; or

(b) making a temporary visit;

(2) If a residence permit ceases in terms of subsection (1) to be valid, the holder of the permit and all

persons authorised to enter Zimbabwe with him in terms of the permit shall, unless authorised in terms of

the Act or these regulations to remain therein, leave Zimbabwe.

(1) A residence permit may be issued for an indefinite period or for such definite period as may be specified in the permit:

Provided that a residence permit may not be issued for an indefinite period unless the person to whom it has been issued—

Section Permit or application US$ Z$

17(3) Residence permit issued for an indefinite period (investor) 1,000 —

(1) A residence permit shall cease to be valid if the holder of the permit—

(c) being a person who has not acquired a domicile in Zimbabwe— (i) voluntarily departs from and resides outside Zimbabwe with the intention of making his home outside Zimbabwe; or (ii) voluntarily departs from or is absent from Zimbabwe for a period of six months or such longer period as the Chief Immigration Officer may, on application in writing, fix in his case;