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Section 67 — Immigration Act 2009: Cancellation of visa for administrative error

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67 Cancellation of visa for administrative error An immigration officer may cancel a visa that the officer believes on reasonable grounds was granted as a result of an administrative error if— (a) the visa was granted to a person in a place designated by the chief executive under section 383 and— (i) the person is still in the designated place; or (ii) the person has not left the arrival hall of the airport or port at which he or she arrived in New Zealand; or (b) the visa was granted to a person in an immigration control area, or an office of the Department, in New Zealand and the person is still in the control area or office; or (c) advice of the grant of the visa has not been sent or given to the person concerned, in any other case.

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