Immigration and Deportation (Immigration Consultants) Regulations, 2013 | SI 38 of 2013 — Zambia law | Esheria

Immigration and Deportation (Immigration Consultants) Regulations, 2013

These Regulations may be cited by the stated title.

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Jurisdiction
Zambia
Instrument
Statutory instrument
Citation
SI 38 of 2013
Version
17 May 2013
Language
en
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These Regulations may be cited by the stated title. This section defines key terms used in the Regulations, including “Code,” “costs,” “Department,” “Director-General,” “holder,” “immediate family,” “immigration consultant,” “legal practitioner,” “practising certificate,” and “Register.” These Regulations do not apply to legal practitioners. Anyone applying to register as an immigration consultant must use Form I. The Director-General must register the person if they show sufficient knowledge of the relevant Zambian immigration laws. The Director-General must not register someone as an immigration consultant if any listed disqualifying condition applies.