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Section 107 — Immigration Act 2009: Effect of entry permission or refusal of entry permission
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107 Effect of entry permission or refusal of entry permission (1) A person granted entry permission to New Zealand may enter New Zealand. (2) The grant of entry permission has no effect unless the person also holds a visa. (3) Entry permission is granted by the Minister or an immigration officer. (4) The effect of a refusal to grant a person entry permission to New Zealand is that— (a) any visa the person holds is cancelled; and (b) if the person has arrived in New Zealand, the person is liable for turnaround.
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