Cayman Islands - Immigration - Permanent Residence - Offences relating to Permanent Residence 12/12
Uploaded on Nov 25, 2015
Cayman Islands - Immigration - Permanent Residence - Offences relating to Permanent Residence 12/12
Offences relating to Permanent Residence:
• Failure to declare particulars of spouse and dependant(s), if any, whether or not it is intended that they would accompany him
• Failure to inform the Board or the Chief Immigration Officer if there are any changes in his circumstances since making the application in relation to:
i. any convictions he may have received;
ii. whether he has become unemployed;
iii.whether he has been charged with an offence;
iv.whether he is no longer holds any of the assets listed in the application;
v. any changes in his marital status or in respect to his dependants
• Failure to provide an annual declaration
• Failure on the part of the Permanent Resident and his employer to report to the Board or the Chief Immigration Officer any change of the holder’s employment circumstances. These include changes to employer, job title, promotion, training and education, benefits, and salary.
• Failure to notify the Board or the Chief Immigration Officer of the death of the Permanent Resident or the dissolution of his marriage within six months (in the case of the later).
• For the dependent child of a Permanent Resident to engage in tertiary education after the age of eighteen without his parent’s RERC being varied; or to continue to reside in the Islands on the basis of a variation but where he is not in fact engaging in such education.
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