AI-assisted research summary: An Immigration Officer must allow eligible non-prohibited immigrants to enter and stay in the Islands as visitors for six months if they show they have a home in the Cayman Islands and can support themselves and any accompanying person without working.
CAYMAN ISLANDS Immigration Law IMMIGRATION (LANDING OF PERSONS) DIRECTIONS, 2014 (SL 66 of 2014) Supplement No. 1 published with Extraordinary Gazette No. 94 dated 12th December, 2014. PUBLISHING DETAILS Page 2 SL 66 of 2014 c Immigration (Landing of Persons) Directions, 2014 Arrangement of Sections CAYMAN ISLANDS Immigration Law IMMIGRATION (LANDING OF PERSONS) DIRECTIONS, 2014 (SL 66 of 2014) Arrangement of Sections Section Page 1. Citation ......................................................................................................................................5 2. Visitor shall be allowed to enter and remain in the Islands for six months ..................................5 c SL 66 of 2014 Page 3 Immigration (Landing of Persons) Directions, 2014 Section 1 CAYMAN ISLANDS Immigration Law IMMIGRATION (LANDING OF PERSONS) DIRECTIONS, 2014 (SL 66 of 2014) In exercise of the powers conferred by section 100 of the Immigration Law (2014 Revision), the Cabinet issues the following policy directions to the Chief Immigration Officer for his guidance in the exercise of his powers, functions and duties under section 67 of that Law — 1. Citation 1. These Directions may be cited as the Immigration (Landing of Persons) Directions, 2014. 2. Visitor shall be allowed to enter and remain in the Islands for six months 2. An Immigration Officer shall grant to a person who is not a prohibited immigrant, permission to land and remain in the Islands as a visitor for six months where the person can demonstrate — (a) that he owns a home in the Cayman Islands in which he will reside for the duration of his stay; and (b) that he is able to support himself and any other person accompanying him for the duration of the stay without the need to engage in gainful occupation, but where the person is unable to satisfy these requirements he shall be processed in accordance with normal visitor requirements. c SL 66 of 2014 Page 5 Section 2 Immigration (Landing of Persons) Directions, 2014 Made by the Cabinet the 7th day of October, 2014. Kim Bullings Clerk of Cabinet. Page 6 SL 66 of 2014 c