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The Immigration (Amendment) (No. 2) Law, 2006 (Law 35 of 2006)

Cayman Islands Government (Extraordinary Gazette No. 27, Supplement No. 1, 21 December 2006) · Law · 21 Dec 2006 · Cayman Islands

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What the document holds

Cayman Immigration (Amendment) (No. 2) Law 2006 (Law 35 of 2006): broad amendment of the Immigration Law (definitions, boards, Caymanian status, permanent residence, spouses, work permits, business staffing plans, term limits, offences, proceeds of crime). In scope: new ss. 33-36 replacing the Retirees' certificate with the Residency Certificate for Persons of Independent Means (two events recorded earlier) and s. 29 excluding holders from the 8-year permanent-residence route. This pass added 6 rules: minimum age 18, 25-year validity, 3-month survivor application, dependent children to 24, 30 days a year presence, exclusion from the 8-year route. Amounts (income, real estate, other investment) are prescribed by regulations, not printed here. Out of scope: other immigration categories, fines, business staffing plans.

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What it covers Replaces section 33 (Residential Certificate for Retirees) with the Residency Certificate for Persons of Independent Means, repeals the Residential Certificate for Entrepreneurs and Investors (ss. 35-36); passed 20 December 2006, assented 21 December 2006.

Notes Refers to certificates under s. 33 'granted between 1st January, 2004 and the commencement of the new Law'; its own commencement date is not stated in the text.

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