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Section 52 — Immigration Act 2009: Conditions on temporary entry class visas (other than those subject to restricted temporary entry instructions)

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52 Conditions on temporary entry class visas (other than those subject to restricted temporary entry instructions) (1) On granting a temporary entry class visa, the Minister or an immigration officer may— (a) impose conditions in addition to those specified in temporary entry instructions in relation to a visa of that class or type: (b) vary or waive conditions that would otherwise apply to a visa of that class or type. (2) Following the grant of a temporary entry class visa, the Minister or an immigration officer may— (a) impose further conditions, whether or not the conditions are specified in the temporary entry instructions in relation to a visa of that class or type: (b) vary or cancel conditions that would otherwise apply to a visa of that class or type or were imposed under subsection (1). (3) The Minister or an immigration officer may also do 1 or more of the things in subsection (2) by agreement with the visa holder. (4) A condition imposed, varied, waived, or cancelled under this section— (a) must be notified to the visa holder by the Minister or an immigration officer; and (b) takes effect— (i) from the date the visa is granted, if the condition is imposed, varied, or waived when the visa is granted; or (ii) from the date specified in the notice (being a date not earlier than the date of notification), in any other case. (5) Nothing in this section applies to a temporary entry class visa that is subject to restricted temporary entry instructions.

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