Section 49 — Immigration Act 2009: Visas may be subject to conditions

49 Visas may be subject to conditions (1) Every visa other than a permanent resident visa is subject to such conditions (if any) as may be,— (a) in the case of resident visas, specified in residence instructions relating to visas of that type, being the instructions applicable at the time the application for the visa was made: (b) in the case of temporary entry class visas other than visas subject to restricted temporary entry instructions, specified in temporary entry instructions relating to visas of that class or a type of visa within that class, being instructions applicable at the time the visa was granted: (c) in the case of temporary entry class visas subject to restricted temporary entry instructions, specified in temporary entry instructions applicable at the time the application for the visa was made: (d) in the case of transit visas, specified in transit instructions applicable at the time the visa was granted: (e) imposed by the Minister or an immigration officer under section 50, 51 , 52 , 53 , 54 , or 55 : (f) imposed by or under any other Act. (2) The conditions of a visa relating to travel may— (a) give permission to travel to New Zealand on a single journey, multiple journeys, or a set number of journeys; or (b) give permission to travel to New Zealand for or within a specified time period; or (c) expressly not authorise any further travel to New Zealand.