LAWS
OF BARBADOS
IMMIGRATION
CHAPTER
(SUBSIDIARY
ACT
190
LEGISLATION)
TUE LAWS OF BAPBAJJOS
F’riuted by the Oovanmmt Rittting Dqmrtmea~ Bay Strd, SL Midmel.
by the andmrity of the Oovamnatt of B.rb.dm
SUBSIDIARY LEGISLATION INDEX
Immigration
1.
(Forms and Fees) Regulations, 1979 ....................................... .......... Al
2.
(Ports of Entry) Regulations, 1976 ....................... .. .. ......................... Bl
3.
(Students) Regulations, 1979 . ............... ................. .. .. .......*............... Cl
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Immigration
CAP. 190
regs.1-4
Immigration
Cap. 190.
IMMIGRATION (FORMS AND FEES)
REGULATIONS, 1979
1979/178.
1982/38.
1982/224.
1984/47.
Authority: These Regulations were made on 10th December, 1979 by the Minister under 1993/64.
sections 18(2) and 31(1) of the Immigration Act.
1994/43.
1994/94.
1999/66.
Commencement: 17th December, 1979.
1. These Regulations may be cited as the Immigration (Forms and
Fees) Regulations, 1979.
2. An application
(a) for permission to become an immigrant under section 6 of the
Act must be made in the Form A set out in the First Schedule;
and
(b) to be registered as a permanent resident must be made in the
Form A1 in the First Schedule.
3. An application under section 13(3) of the Act
1982/224.
First
Schedule.
First
Schedule.
1982/224.
(a) for permission to remain in Barbados for a period longer than
that specified in a permit issued under section 13(2); or
(b) to have the condition of a permit referred to in paragraph (a)
varied,
must be made in the Form B set out in the First Schedule.
4. (1) An application for a work permit under section 18(1) of
the Act must be made in the Form C-1 set out in the First Schedule,
whether or not the applicant has received the offer of a job; but where
the applicant has received the offer of a job the information required
in the Form C-2 in the First Schedule must, in that form, be supplied
by the prospective employer and forwarded by the applicant with the
application.
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printed by the Government Printer, Bay Street, St. Michael
by the authority of the Government of Barbados
First
Schedule.
First
Schedule.
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(2) Notwithstanding paragraph (1), an application for a work
permit in respect of a period not exceeding 6 months must be made in
the Form C-3 set out in the First Schedule.
First
Schedule.
First
Schedule.
First
Schedule.
First
Schedule.
Second
Schedule.
5. A deportation order under section 21(1) of the Act must be in
the Form D set out in the First Schedule.
6. The International Embarkation or Disembarkation card to be
supplied to persons under section 31(1)(c) of the Act must be in the
Form set out in the Form E in the First Schedule.
7. The certificate required to be obtained by a person under
section 7(1) of the Act must be in the Form set out in the Form F in the
First Schedule.
8. A dependant must, upon being permitted to enter Barbados, be
issued with an entry permit in the Form G set out in the First Schedule.
9. (1) There is payable on behalf of an applicant in respect of the
several matters set out in the first column of Part I of the Second
Schedule the fee set out opposite thereto in the second column thereof.
(2) There is payable on behalf of an applicant who is
(a) a national of a member country of the Caribbean Community;
or
(b) a citizen of a foreign country,
Second
Schedule.
in respect of the grant of an application for a work permit and in
respect of the categories of employment specified in the first column
of Part II of the Second Schedule, the fee set out opposite thereto in the
second or third column, as the case may be, thereof.
(2A) The fee mentioned in paragraph (2) is a monthly fee; but where
a work permit is granted for a period exceeding one month the fee is to
be multiplied by the period expressed in months and the sum so
obtained is payable in advance.
(2B) For the purposes of this paragraph, part of a month is to be
counted as a month.
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(3) There is payable on behalf of an applicant to whom
paragraph (2) refers in respect of the renewal of a work permit,
such fee as is specified in Part III of the Second Schedule.
1982f224.
Sd
Schedule.
(4) The Minister may remit the whole or a part of the fee 1982/2%.
payable under these regulations by or on behalf of
(4 any person who is employed or about to be employed in a
religious, cultural or athletic field or full-time
Government;
with the
(b) any person who is entitled to the issue of an H-X permit
under regulation
5(2)
Regulations, 1979;
of
the Immigration (Students)
19~19.
(c) any person to whom ISCO Unit number 2-19 applies if the
person is certified by the Barbados Industrial Development
Corporation as an entrepreneur who is managing his own
business in Barbados; and
in paragraph (b),
attending any regional educational institution or other
tertiary institution approved by the Minister of Education.
(4 students, other than those mentioned
(4A) Notwithstanding paragraph (4) the Minister may in any
case where circumstances warrant remit or waive any fee payable
under these regulations.
(5) For the purposes of this regulation
(a) a person is to be regarded as a national of a member
country of the Caribbean Community if he is
(i)
(ii)
a citizen of that country, or
has a connection with that country of a kind which
entitles him to be regarded as belonging to, or if it be
so expressed as being a native or resident of the
country for the purposes of such laws thereof relating
to immigration for the time being in force;
(b) “Caribbean Community”
has the meaning assigned to
“Community” in section 2 of the Caribbean Community tsp. 15.
Act.
(c) ‘Foreign country” means a country other than a member
country of the Caribbean Community.
TIutLAwsoFBARBmos
Raadbyllmoo*armealt
CrhM=f;ea-**.
reg. 10
1982r.24.
Third
Sddule.
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L.R.O. 1989
A 4
10. The persons specified in the Third Schedule are exempt
from the payment of fees under these regulations.
Imrrugration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
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CAP. 190
19821224.
FIRST SCHEDULE
(Regulations 2 to 8)
FORM
THE IMMIGRATION ACT (CAP. 190)
A
APPLICATION FOR IMMIGKWTS STATUS AND NON-NATIONAL
REGISTRATION
Reg. 2
INSZRUCI’IONS: IlG form must be filled cut in DUPLICATE
by typewriter or. if by hand, in legible block letten. All
querttats must be answered, if a
‘cable. Querrionr which are
not applicable should be so mase”ed. If there ir insufficiau
room on the form answer on
te sheets, using the same
number8 aa a
at the form. T uach the sheeta to the forms.
The fee pay r e for filing this application and the fee payable
prior to the grant of petmission to become an immigrant are
those prescrilxd in PART I of the Second Schedule to the
Immigntia~ (Fotmr and Fees) Regulaticns,~1979.
WARNING:
Any false statement or cuxealment
of a material fact may
result in your permanent exclusion from Barbados. Even
though you should be admitted to Barbados. a fraudulent entry
could by gnnmds for your prosecution and/or depotit&
1. Family name (capital letters)
Fitxt name
2. o&hcl~clw~Morbywhi~known
. give ma&n
Middle name
name)
3. Full name in native alphabet
(If Romm letters not used)
4.
DateofBirth
Yar MIh Day
7. Nntiadity
5
Age
a
a. sex
q M a le
0
10. Passpott Number
Female
Placedkth
(City or town)
m)
0-Y~
9. MuiulSluua
0 Single (never married) 0
led
Inc
my prerent mge,
z lu’
married ..... ...................timer.
cl
11. DateandPlacedIsNC
12
Mmied
q Divo r c ed
I have been
Ocqatkm
13. PreaealtAddlesa
14. Name, address. date and place of binh of wife/husband (Give maiden nme of wife)
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Date and place of m&age
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IS. Names. addresses. dates and places of binh of all children
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16. Pets&)
named in 14 and 15 who will accompany
or follow me to Barbados
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17. Proposed address in Barba&
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Primed by the Govemmmt
Rinting Dcputmat,
Bay Stxu. St. Mich@,
by the authority of the Gowntment
of B&da
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18 Pcrsoa you intaxi to join. (Give name,
addtess and relationship. if any)
19. Name and address of spuuoring
sat or organisalion (if different
p”
ran 18.)
20. Paxmal descripion
21. Marks of identification
(a)
Colourd (b)Colour
hair
of eyes
A6
(c) Height
......
cuttimetres
22. Purposeingoingto23.
Imtgth d inWed
stay
ofpe-fly.
so rtrte)
(a)
24.
Intended
Pott d Wry
Cash. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(c) Real estate (valua). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(‘b) Bmkdeposits..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .(d) Gthcr(Describe). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Name and address
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....... ..................
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3 1. List all languages, including your own, that you read and write
Spuk
Langwe
Read Write
Speak
L=wwxe
Read
Write
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32. Inclusive dates of previous residence in or visits to Barbados
(If never, so state)
or status)
(Give type of visa
33. Have you ever heen treated in a hospital, institution or elsewhere for a mental
disorder, drug addiction or alcoholism?
Cl Yes
0 No
(If answer is yes, explain)
34. Have you ever heen anested, convicted or confined in a prison or have you ever
been placed in a poorhouse or other charitable institution?
(Tfanswer is ye*. explaitt)
q Yes
q No
35. Have you ever heen the heateficiary
other act d cl-cy
or similar action?
(If answer is yes, explain)
d a pardon, -sty,
rehabilitation decree,
q
Yes
q
No
36. Have you ever spplied for a visa to enter Barbados? (If answer is yes. state where
mmigrant or an immigrant visa and
and wha
whether you applied for a non-’
whether the visa was issued or refused)
q Ye-d q No
37. Have you been r&s& admission to Barhdor during the last 12 months?
(If answer is yes, explain)
q Yes
q
No
38. BARBADOS laws governing the gram of Immigrant Status
to state whether or not he is a manher of an class d indwi uals excludedfrom
should each
read aFe-t
car&ly
admission. The excluded classes ate dcscn%el below. You .=P
the following paragraphs; your understanding of their amtent and the answers you
give the questions that follow will assist the Immigmti~
Depamnent on your
eligibility to he granted Immigrant Status.
HxcBm
AS OlTELRWtSt3b3tOVDi0
BY L/W. NON-tMMlOlMNT1
wrnitNANYw
UAl.DWtNCiCl.MStSNUittU?lMBlEPOR~ORANTW-ST~S
AM) NON-NATIONAL RBOLSIRMION
THE I&5’S OFBARBADOS
Bay stma, St. lbfichaa
Rioted bytbociov-eatRintingDc+tme&
bythaautbaitydcbcGovomnwa tofBarbada
CAP. 190
hnmi~ration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.Q. 1989 A 8
PUSC#UWhO~(a) idiots. imbeciles,
feeble minded persons, epileptics.
persons of
unsound mind or mmtall
deficient. dumb, blmd or physically
lullto the u&m d heinguMbletoumaliving(tmlessthey
autclustvely establish th8t they will not have to am
a living) or
pmatrlikelytobcanlle~onplblicfim~or
(b) pnupen. vagnnts orprdessiatal
beggars.
Perxats suffering flwn -tmicable
diwithintbemeaningofany
reguhtions relating to such diaeuu made under the Health !&vices Act.
Fersats who (a) are p~stitutes or persars whose behaviour offends pblic morality or
(b) seek to mter Barbados to engage in immoral saual acts.
Persons who (a) ateaddktedtotheuseofattydntg;
reasonably nqected
offering or aposing
(c) have beul catviued
of al
dangeKNr or lurccuic dNgs.
of being
for sale,
adfence
Pematswtto(a) ~a~Magictai
d 01 admit to having cam&ted
a crimiml
aumnitted in Barbados, is punishable wirb imprisonIlKaEforrtermof1yeuoflc4tga;
Domydtbeforegclillgclassesa@ytoyou?
B.
(i)
(If--kY-.apkin)
Penats who ate or have heat
mamnasdtbisAu,advoatud-
*
0 No
OF.i
any @me bdom cs after the am-
(a)theoWtbmwbyfaoeaviolaKSoftheGovemmentofB&Idos
ormyothcrcaumyorallfatmsdLw,
(b)tlte8holitialoforg;miredgovemamtr.
(c)theasassidmdmypenoaortbelmlrwfuldum#iondproperty.
(ii)PersalswhonreorltuebB?amembersofa-to8nyorg~
which entertains or teaches any doctrine
oubpuaenphr (4 &J(4 of Pm?@
6.
or practice
specified
in
(iii)
Pcrwarinrupectd~thaeuc~~a~egroandsfabelieving~
likely to ettg*ge in espiauge.
sabotage or other
dimcal against or detrimental to the security of Barb&x.
(iv)
Persats against wbau w
adeta have been made.
subversive
activity
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CAP.190
(VI
A person seeking to enter Barbados who is not in possessiat of a passport
(vi)
Any dependant accanpanyin
a persm who has
entering, refused entry into, or depmted from Batbados.
keen pmhihited
fmm
(If mswer is yes, aplain)
Do any d the foregoing classes pirply to you?
0
Yes
0
No
39. Were you assisted in canpleting this application? (If answer is Yes. give name and
address of
assisting you indiuting
whether relative, friend, travel agent,
attorney or OIRZT
NSItlC
Address
Relatioltship
40. The following docmnents are submitted in nlppo#t of this apPlicatia+
(1
()
P-pt
MilituyRecord
( ) Chher (desaibe)
( ) Birth Cettificate
( ) Evidena of own assets
( ) Police celtiticate(s)
( ) Affidavit of sup&ant
(1
( ) ManiageCertiticate
( ) Offerof employma
( 1 B&$~~=ate$
( ) Duthceftificate
( ) MediulRecoxI(s)
()
0
DivorceDecree
Photoerrphs
( ) Birth Cettificate of
Spwse
under age 18 (List
those for whan birth
celtiftcater are na
available or whose
~*!g-&g-l
being sulnniued at
tlliSthCiltCUl-
nectionwithanimmigrant applicatim)
41. Iclaimtohean
.. .. . .
( ) Eb&&te
relative of a Permanent Resident of
( ) bodiato
relative of a citizen of Barbados by
( ) entiate
relative d a citizen d Barbados by
( ) Immediate relative d a citizen d Barbados ty
ngistration
My claim is hased on the following facts:
THE LAWSOF BARBADOS
Frintedby tbo Govemmant Rinting Dqmnmmt, Bay Stmcx,St. h&bad.
by the l
utbcdty d tbc Govemment ofBa&ada
CAP. 190
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Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
A 10
I mdemtand that I am rquired to produce my cettificate d permission to become
aninunigranttotheBa&edosImmi
gratiat Offtcer at the place where I apply to enter
of a visa does not entitle me to mtcr Barbados if at
Barbada and that the possasiat
that time I en found to he indmirsibk tmdm the Imntigration Laws.
I understand that any wilfully false W misleading statunatt or wilful conceahnent
of a material fad made by me herein may subject me to permanent exclusion from
ptiv
and. if I am admit& to Barbados, may subject me to criminal prosecution and/or
at.
I. the undersigned applicant for immigrant status, do solemnly swear (or affirm)
that ftll statements which appear in this application have been made by me, including the
answer to pans 34 through inclusive, and ate true and complete to the best of my
knowledge and belief. I do further swear (or affirm) that, if admitted into Barbados, I
will not engage in activities which would be prejudicial to the public interest, or endanger
the welfare, safety, or security of Barbados; in activities which would be prohibited by
the laws of Barhedos relating to espionage, sabotage, public disorder, or in other
e of which is the
activities subversive to the national security or in any activtty a pu
Barbados by force,
opyositim to, or the cattrol, or overthmw of, the Government orpoa
violence, or other unconstitutional mans.
I understand all the foregoing statesnmts
explsnation on every point which ~18 not clear to me.
having
asked for and obtained
an
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signalwe of Applicant
Tlu.relatial
* chimedin
p~l:E
Y
vetified by
SubNmedto
anddteckedbyaNotaty
PublicorhsticeofthePace
subacrib4?d
undmwrnto befonmeti
do)l?f
19
ut
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Notary
PnblidJndce
of the Peace
IMMIClWSfIONUSE ONLY
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CAP. 190
FORM Al
(Regulations 2 to 8)
THE IMMIGRATION ACT (CAP. 190)
FORM
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION AS A PERMANENT RESIDENT
Al
lNS’lRUCfIONS: ‘lhis form must be filled out in DUPLICATE
by typewriter or, if by hat+. in legible letters. All questions
must be answered, if appltcable. Questions which are not
applicable should be so mathed. If there is insufticient toan
on the form answer on s
rate sheets, using the same
numbers as appear on the Tarm. Attach tbe sheets to the
forms. ‘Ihe fee payable for filing this application and the fee
payable prior to bein re . tered as a Pemtanent Resident am
those prescribed in %F
AR I of the Second Schedule to the
Immigration (Forms and Fees) Regulations, 1979.
photograph
5CltlX5CYtl
WARNING:
Any false statement or cowxalmmt of a material fact may
result in your permanent exclusion from Barbados. Even
though you should he admitted to Barbados, a fraudulent
a~=q could be gtamds for your ptosecutim and/or deporta1. Family name (wpital letters)
First name
Middle name
2. Otluxnamesusedorbywhichknown
(If married wana
give maidat rime)
3. Fullnameinnativealphaba
(IfRammlatennotusal)
4.
DateofBillh
Year Mth
5.
6. Placedbinh
(city or -4
Age
Day
7. Nuiaulity
8. sex
OM&
OFanale
10. Passport Number
11.
(PFovince)
9. Maritalstmlls
0 Single (nevermmied)
@J-Y)
0
Manid
~~ypres+mtmarria~~~Z
married ........................tillES.
DatemdPlaadIssuc
12. Occupaticn
13. Pmsent Addless
14. Husband/Wife:
Family name
(capital letters)
.......................
DateofBbth
Year Month Day
. . . . I. . . . . . I. . . . . .
First name
Middle name
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. .. ....... .. .....
Place of Birth
@ish, City or Term)
.......... ..... ......
Passpon Number
Date and Place of Issue
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Nationality
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Maiden name d wife
...................
Date and Place of Marriage
THE LAWS OP BARBADOS
Fxintcdby the Government Rintiag Dcpanmmb Bay Straa, SL h&ha&
by the authaity d the Govemmaat of Bubada
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP. 190
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IS. Children:
Family name (capital letters)
First natne
Date of Birth
Year Mth Day
Middle name
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(iv)
(v)
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Place of Birth
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NdOMlity
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. . ... .... ,. . .
Passport No.
Date and Place
d Issue
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(v)
16. Mother’s Name:
Family Name (Ca$al bten)
.................
First name
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Middle name
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PlacedBbtlt
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Natiamlity
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FrnilyN~e(CqitalLmen)
First name
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Middlenme
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PlacedBirth
Nhd.i~
................
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DateofBirtb
Year Mth Day
. . .. ... . ... ..
Dec u sed
q Yes
0 No
17. Father’s Name:
DatcofBti
Year Mth Day
.............
Deceased 0
Yes
0
No
18. Fezsonsnamcdin14and15whowill
rosido with me in Barbados
Address in Barbados
19. Paxon you intatd to j&t:
RClrtiauhip
Name:
AddIUM:
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20. PersaulDuuiption
CAP. 190
21. hiatks d Identificatial
(a) colour d Hair. .............
(b) Colour d Eyes:. .............
(c) Height:. .........
.Caximetm
22. Iin places d residence for six months or more since your sixteenth birthday
city or town
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23. List all organisatiats you are now or have been a manber d or affiliatedwith since
your sixteetttb birthday (include professional,
vocational, social and political
olplidals)
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24. Lia~ta~againdudineyaorown~youera~,nrdmd~ce:
Iattguagespulr
Read
Write
~lmgmge
SpuL
Rud
Write
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25. InclusiveduesdpmviauraidmceinDme(Pmn-Tb)
............. ......
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lLpedPemit/Suti~
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26. Paxaml !inancial lesoutas
(a) Cash . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . .
(c) Real Estate (value). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(b) Bank Deposits . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
(d) Other (describe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
27. Have ycu ever been toted
in a hospital, institution or elsewhere for a mental
disorder, drug addiction or alcoholism?
(If answer is yes. explain)
0 Yes
0 No
28. Have you ever been arrested, convicted or confined in a prison or have you ever
ban placed in a poorhouse or other charitable institution?
(If answer is yes. explain)
0 Yes
0 No
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
F’iintrd by the Gwermmnt
Rinting Doputmens Bay Shwt, St hkhad,
by the l
thaity
d the Govcmmm tafBubada
Immigration (Foms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
CAP. 190
29. Have you ever heen the heneficiaty
other act d clmtmcy or simik action?
(If answer is yes. e.xplain)
L.R.O. 1989
of a pardon, amnesty,
0
Yes
tehabilitaticn
0
A 14
decree,
No
30. Have you ever applied for a visa to mter Barbados? (If answer is yes, state whether
you applied for a non4mmignmt visa or for Immigrant status and whether the visa
or status was issued, granted or refused)
0 Yes
0 No
3 1. Have you ever heen refused admission to Barbados during the last 12 months? (If
answer is yes. explain)
0 Yes
0 No
32. BARBADOS laws governing the grant d the status of ‘Permanent Resident’ .FJ$=
ant to state whether or not he is a member of any class d indm air
fran admission. Ilte excluded classes are described below. You should
:?a
read carefully the following paragraphs: your understanding d their
content and the
answers you give the questions that follow will assistthe hmnigntion Depattntent
with respeu to your eligibility for mgistration as a Pemtanent Residfmt.
MCEFT AS OTHERWISEF’ROWDEDBY LAW, NON-IMMIGIUNTSWllXtN ANY OF
THE FOLLGWINGCIASSES ARE IM5XJBI.E To BE REGISTEREDAS m
RESIDENTS
33. A. (i)
Petsats who ate (a) idiots, imbeciles,
feeble minded persons, epileptics,
persons of
unsound mind or mentall
deficient, dumb, blmd or physically
1
handicapped to the extent o being unable to eam a living (unless they
astclunvely
establish that they will not have to mm a living) or
persatslikelytohecomechargesonpttblictknds;or
(b) paupers. vagnnts or professioMl beggars.
(ii)
Persats suffering ftum amtmtmicable diseases within the meaning
regulatimumlatingtosuchdiseamsmadetmdertheHe&hgavicesAu
(iii)
Persats who (a) are prostitutes or persats whose b&wiour
(b) se& to atter Batbados to engage
(iv)
d any
cffatds public morality or
in immoral sexual acts.
Persats who (a) are addicted to the use d any drug:
@) an or have been at my time mgnged of rusanably suspectedof being
likely to engage in tutlawN giving, using, offering or aposing
buying. tndmg or ttntlickirtg in. any drug; or
(c) have heen convicted of an offena
dangerous or narcotic drugs.
(v)
for sale,
under any enactment relating to
Persau who (a) ha.~~m.~~xttcted
mentforatemtof
?f or. admit to h+ttg
mmmittd
a. crir+al
cannutted m Barbados, II punishable with unpnsonlyearorkstger,
(h) knowingly or for ptoa
aid. encourage or cd;
arenot&izmsdBa~tomterBarbodoa
(c) UC stowaways or se& to atter Barbada illegally.
“0
other
persons
who
A 15 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
CAP. 190
Do eny of the foregoing classes apply to you?
(If enswer is yes. explain)
0
b4. B.
(i)
Yes
•I No
Persons who are or have been at any time befom or after the commencement of this Act. advocates of (a) the overthrow by force or vidmce
oranyothercountryorofaUformloflaw;
of the Government of Barbados
(b) the abolition of organised governments;
(c) the assassination of any person or the unlawful destruction of property.
(ii)
Persons who em or have been members of or affiliated to nny organisation
which entertains or teaches any doctrine or practice specified in
sub-paragraphs (a) to (c) of paragraph 6.
(iii) Persons in respect of whom them am reasonable grounds for believing
em likely to engage in es ‘onage, sabotage or uher subversive activity
directed egeinst or detrimen ter to the security of B&ados.
(iv) Persats against whan deportation orders have been made.
(v)
A person seeking to enter Barbados who is not in possession of a passport.
(vi) Any depmdent eccompenying e person who hes been prohibited from
entering. refused entry into, or deported from Barbados.
35. Do eny of the foregoing classes apply to you?
(Jf answer is yes, explain)
0
Yes 0
No
36. Were you essisted in completing this application?
(If answer is yes. give name and
eddms
of
assisting you indicating whether relative, friend, travel agent.
attomey or otcy
NiUttC
AddlUS
Rcl&XAip
...................
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37. The
l( )
following
documents are submitted in suppt
Birth
( ) Birth
( ) Birth
( ) Bitth
Certifiate of Self
Certifiate of Father
Cettifiatc of Mother
Certifiate of Spouse
( ) Other (describe)
of this application -
( ) MerriageCedfmte
( ) Immigrentcertjficete
() DivomeDeclee
0
phoroersph
( ) Bitth Cettiftcate of children umnrrtied under age 18 (List those for whom
birth certitiatu
em nat eveilek4e or
whose birth and baptismal certifiutes
em king suhmittcd et this time in
-uiio n
*Birth certijimtes
with l y iseep p lic a tio n)
should skate amw of prrson pilrr that of parent@rents
Rimed
THE LAWSOF BARBADOS
Fading Dqwtmmt,
Bay Sneet, SL Michael,
by the suthaity d the Government of Bsrbsdrs
by the Government
CAP. 190
38.
Icleimtobcen..
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
..
( ) Immigrant of Berbedos
for the pest five years
L.R.O. 1989
A 16
( ) Immediete relative of e
citizen of Berbedos by
birth/descent.
My cleim is based on the following feds:
Mymother..
Myfether..
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .isecitizmofBerbedosbybirth.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .isecitizcnofBerbedosbybirth.
Mywife....................
. is e citizen of BeAdos
IhevebeengrrntedIhestatusofImmigrPntwitheffectfrom..
by birth/descent.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
of Registration es e
I understand thet I em required to product my ceticete
Permanent Resident of Berbedos to the Barbados Immigretion Offiar et the piece where
I epply to enter Barbados end that the possession of such e Certificate. dces not entitle
me to mtcr Berbedoa if et thet time I em found to be inedmissible under the Immigration
Lews.
I undastend that eny wilfully false or mislceding statement or wilful cancealmcnt
of e metcriel feu made by me herein mey subject me to permanent exclusion from
Barbados and, if I em admitted to Barbados. mey subject me to criminal proseation end/or
dcportetim.
the best of my knowlcdgc end belief. I do further swcer (br effirm) that, if admitted into
Barbados, I will not cngege in ectivities which would bc prcjudiciel to the public interest,
Dr mden er the welfem. sefety, or security of Berbedos; in activities which would be
prohibiJbytbe1
ews of Berbedos mleting to espionage. sebotege, public disorder. or
UI other eaivities subversive to the netionel security or in eny ectivity e
SCdWhidl
is the
ition to, or the control, or overthrow of, the Government To Be&edoa by
force. yI0
‘pp”
once or other unca&tutionel mans.
I understand ell the foregoing stetunmts
cxplenetiat on every point which wes not clear to me.
having
asked for end obte&d
en
...................................
Signature of Applicant
che&ed by e Notery public or
rustice of tbc Peace
Snhscribrd and sworn to before mt this
&Ysf
19
a1
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
A 17 L.R.O. 1989
CAP.190
FORM B
Reg. 3
THE IMMIGRATION ACT
(cap. 1%)
APPLICATION UNDER SECTION 13(3) OF THE ACT FOR PERMISSION TO
VARY PERIOD OF STAY IN BARBADOS OR CONDITIONS OF STAY
To: The Cl&f Immigretion Officer (to be completed in duplicete)
1. FullN~.MrlMrslMiss.................................................
Su-e
z
PwmenmtAddressin-tryofdomicile
Other nemes
.....................................
..... ...... ...... ... .. ....................... ... ... ... .. .... ... ... .
..............................................
3. PresenteddrasinBerbedos.
Tel.No.. ..............................
...............................
4. DetemdmoaofB~
5. NATIONAm
..................................................
.Prwicus .....................
Preclmt...................
Plecc end Date of issue. ...................
6. Passport No: ...................
..............................
7. DetcofmtryintoBerbadosundaptwmtpumi~.
.Extmsioa Rcqu ested. ...................
8. Period of permit. ..................
9. Give perticulen of ptwious eppliatiats for utensims
LENGTH
DATE
during the present visitz
OF EXTENSION
SOUGrn
. . . . . . . . . . .._ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
._........_.,_........................
10. Rurons end gmunds forptwmt
EXTENSION GRANTED
.. ... ...... ....... .. .
.. .. ....... ....... ...
eppliatiat.. ................................
..................................................................
..................................................................
I, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . herelydecletethetthe
perticulers stetd in this e@xtiat
em true end coma
Detedthis
deyof
19
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signatnreof Applicanl
(See OverieuJj
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
F’rietedby the t3owmmcnt Phiry apucnart, Bay Sheet, SL Michd,
by the &&ty
d the Oovaamen t ofbahda
CAP. 190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
L.R.O. 1989
THE IMMIGRATION ACT
FORM
C-l
(cap.
A 18
Reg. 4
1w
APPLICATION
FORWORKPERMITOR EXTENSIONOFWORKPERMIT
STATEMENT OF QUALIFlCATlONS OF NON-IMMIGRANT
READ THIS NOTICE BEFORE COMPLETING FORMS
Any perscm who in the prcpamtim of this form. or any supplement thereto
knowingly withhdds or furnishes false information amceming the non-immigrant,
or his prospective employment including such mepers es wages. hours or the
occupation in which e non-immigrent will be employed is guilty of an offence under
the ImmigrationAct, Cap. 190 and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
IMPORT-
READAlTACHEO
FORM
INSTRUCITONS
BEFORECOMPLEITNGTHIS
Print legibly in ink or we LI typewriter. If you need more space to fully answer any
questions on this form, use n seprate
sheet. Identih)
each answer with the
number of the corresponding question. Sign and date each sheet.
1. Family name in capital letters
First name
Middle name
Maiden name
NAME OF
NON-IMMIGRANT
2. NON-IMMIGRANI
REGISTRATION
NUMBER
(If any)
4. Number and street
PRESENT
ADDRESS
5.
Stete and ZP Code
6. MARIT~USTATUS
sex
q
q
City or town
h u LE
F EM ALE
8. BIRTHPLACE
q IM AR R IED
0 slNGLE
City or town
3. ljpeofvise
(IfinBarba&s)
State or province
10. ADDDRESSIN BARBADOSWHERENONIMMIGRANTWILLRESIDE
7. NON-IMMIGRANT’
BIRTHDATE
S
Year, Month, Day
Country
9. PRESENTNATlONALITYORCITIZENSBlP(~rry)
11. AGESOF NON-IMMIGRANT
UNDER18YEARSOLD
12. NAMEAND ADDRESSOF PROSPIXIlVE
~MPI&YEJtF%~4hWRANT
HAS JOB
13. OCCUF%TION
IN WHICHNONIMMIGRANTISSEEKINGWORK
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
A 19 L.R.O. 1989
14.
NAME.3 AND ADDRESSES of
SCHOOLS, COLUGFS
AND
UNIVERWIFS
ATTENDED
Include
tradeor
FIELDOF
STUDY
FROM
Year Month
CAP. 190
DEGREES OR
CERTIFICATES
RECEIVED
Year %mth
vaca-
timal training focililies
SPECIAL. QUALIFICATIONS
15.
ADDITIONAL
PROFICIENCY
gTEz;;ABLISH
LIST
16.
LICENCES
AND SKILLS
QUALIFICATTONS
AND SKILLS
NON-IMMIGRANT
POSSESSES
AND
IN THE USE OF TOOLS,
MACHINES
OR EQUIPMENT
WHICH WOULD
IF NON-IMMIGRANT
MEETS
REQUIREMENTS
FOR OCCUPATION
(professional,
journeyman.
etc.)
LIST
DOCUMENTS
ATTACHED
WHICH
ARE
NON-IMMIGRANT
POSSESSES
THE EDUCATION,
TIES REPRESENiD.
SUBMITTED
TRAINING,
AS EDVIDENCE
EKPERJENCE
AND
DATE RECEIVED
EIVnORSEMENTS
I
17.
FcU’ERIENCE:
List all jobs
held during
the past
related
to the occupation
for which
Permit as indicated in Item 13.
NAME ANG ADDRESS
NAME OF JOB
I
3 years.
Also,
list any other jobs
the non-immigrant
is seeking
Work
OF EMPLOYER
DATE STARTED
Year
Month
DATE LEFT
Year
Month
DESCRIBE
IN DETAlL
THE DUTIES
PERFORMED,
THE USE OF TOOLS. MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT
KIND OF BUSINESS
INCLUDING
NO. OF HOURS
PERWEEK
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EMPLOYER
NAME OF JOB
THAT
ABILI-
DATE STARTED
Year
Month
DATE LEFT
Year
Month
KIND OF BUSINESS
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printed by the Government Printing Dtpemmt,
BJ~ Suma, St. Michd,
by the. l
thaity
d the Goveimmmt of Barb&m
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
CAP. 190
DESCRIBE
IN DETAIL THE DUTIES
PERFORMED,
THE USE OF TOOLS. MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT
L.R.O. 1989
INCLUDING
A20
NO. OF HOURS
PER WEEK
NAME AND ADDRESS OF EMF’LQYER
NAME OF JOB
DATE STARTED
DATE LEFT
Year
Year
Month
KIND OF BUSINESS
Month
DESCRIBE
IN DETAIL
THE DUTIES
PERFORMED.
THE USE OF TOOLS, MACHINES OR EQUIPMENT
INCLUDING
NO. OF HOURS
PERWEEK
18. List parties who UC or will be. recipimta of the amounts indicated, from or on behalf
with
of non-immigrant for placanmt mdior referral sexvioz.8 provided in don
this qplic&on for naAmmigrmt anploymmt catiticatia~
NAME Ope or print)
ADDRESSES(No. & SW.
City, State & ZP Code)
AMOUNTS
19. DECLARATlONS
D-ON
OF
NON-IMMIGRANT:
Under
pamltiu
of
fine
and
iqrisaunmt,
I
declam that I hBvc exMtined tbia
Iicatiat. supplemmts theteto. and accanpanying
documents, and to the but of my‘p&l owledge md belief, the iufonnation presented
thereon is true. correct md canplete.
SI-
DATESlGNED
DE4XARATIONOF AGENT OF NON-IMMIGRANT (If pnpued
prep8ratim b pmvided by penon otha that non-immigrmt):
by. or if asriatance in
I declare that the amtmts af thil application. sllpplmtmts thaeto, and all accompanying
docummts am based on ti infotm&x~ of which I have my knowledge.
SENATURE
NAME Ope
1
or print)
ADDRESS(No. & Sue& City. State md ZIP Code)
DATESIGNED
A21
L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP.190
THE IMMIGRATION ACT
OP. 190)
FORM
c-2
Reg. 4
Al’PLICMION FOR WORK PBRMiT OR E-XBNSION OF A WORK -
JOB OFFER FOR NON-IMMIGRANT EMPLOYMENT
READ THIS NOTICB BEPORB COMFUTING PORMS
Any person who in the preparation of this form, or any supplement thereto
knowingly withholds or furnishes false information concerning the Non-Immigrant, or
his
respective employment including such mattera as wages, hours or the occupation
in wKich a Non-Immigrant will be employed is guilty of an offmce under the immigration
Act, Cap. 190 and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
IMPORT
RBAD ATCICHED
INSTRUCI-IONS
BEFORE COMPLETING
THIS FORM
Print legibly in ink or use a typewriter. lf you need mom space to answer fully
any questions on this form, use a separate sheet Identify each answer with the number
of the corresponding question. Sign and date each sheet.
IN SUPKIRTOFTBE APPLICATION
FORADMISSION
OF
1. NAMEOF NON-IMMlGEANT
Family name (In capital letters)
First name
Middle name
Maiden name
2. PRESENTADDRESSOF NON-IMMlGRANT
Number and Street
NOTBs
City and Town
3.
Do not employ a NaAnmigrant
who cannot show authotition
stamped or endorsed in his/her tmsspon or in the form of a oetmit.
In@ FQUOWIN~
INTQRMATION IS SIJBhUlTlD As IwmcB
4. NAMEOF EMPLOYER(Full name of organisation)
6.
7.
ADDRESS
Number and Street
(Ifin
Barbados)
8.
(If different from Item 6)
to work
OF AN OFFFX OF BhwLovMENr
5. TELEPHONE
(Area Code
and number)
City or town
ADDRESS wtE!RB NON-E+ibUGRiNT WPL
WORK
TYPROPVISA
State 85 ZIP Code, Country
or province
c0mtJ-Y
State
ZipCOdi!
SIZB OP ORGANUATION
ANNUAL SALBS OR INCfMB
TOTAL NO. OF
BMPLOYBES
$
9.
BRIBP NON-TKHNICAL
DEXMIION
OF
TM
NATURB OF RMPLOVBR’S
BUSINBSS
OR AcllvrIY
who
11. No. of Em loyees
same wok as k on-lmmiarant
perform
12. No. of Employees at place
Nut-Immigrant will wodt
where
10. Capital formation of Company:
Share Capital. . . . . . . . . . . .
No.ofshares.. _. . . . . . . . . .
Percentage owned by Citizens of
Barbados. .
.. . ......
I
Permanent Residents. .
. .. .
immigrants. . . . . . . . . . . .
Non-lmmigrmts. . .
.... .
Whether subsidiary or Affiite of
Foreign-bnsed company:
I
Cl Yel
0 No
Name of Patent Company (If any)
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Rinting Depupnent, Bay Suea, St. Michael,
by the aukcity d the Govemmmt of Bubadar
Printed by the Government
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP. 190
13.
IFSBASONALJ0B.IiNIX.R
MONTHS THN JOB STARTS
ANDENDS
Complete
L.R.O. 1989
15.
items 13 L? 14
A22
NO. OF OPBNINGS TO BE
FBAJD BY NON-IMMIQIJNDERlHJSJOBOFFEFl
only ifjob k femporary
EXACT DA-IRS YOU EXP@CI’TOEMROY
NON-IMMIGRANT
To
From
16.
Yes
DEISCRIBE HOW
by advertisement,
19.
To
17. DBSCIUBB
mRTs
You
MADETOFILLTHEJOB
~OULDULDUHIRB A QUALlFlBlI BARBADIAN WOm
Cl
18.
FlVm
0
YOU
HAVB
No
UMRNED
TI-KT
NON-NATIONAL@)
NAMED
ABOVE
WAS
AVAJLABIE
fIf
attach copies of Newspaper)
NON-IMMICBIANT NAMPD ABOVB EMRI)ypD
curt-mlly
Date
Previously
20. FwBvlous WORK
PERMnBBcBm
BY MB
No. of Work Permits
received
started
Date of
most
recent
Date left (If any)
I
21. No. of Non-Immigrant(s)
I
22. No. still on the Job
23.
DATEFORMSARFi
EEkF-
ENDORSES
Mahz na entry in this
stcrion for Government
agency we only
24. NAME OF JOB OFFERED
26.
25.
lSll%REEKlERALABOURDLSFWE@XLSTlNDORALABOUR
cGNlRAcr
BEINQ NBooTlATBD
0
Yes
IFTHEJOBISUNIONIZED
NAME
27. TOTAL HOURS PER WEEK
OVERTIME
28. RATE OF PAY @a hour.
BASIC
s
29. ~SC!&BE PULLY m
EQulPMENToP5J&uED
m
No
ADDRESS
ADDmONS
TO BASIC
RATE OF PAY
(-c%pioa
me -9
arsrlr. -3
BASIC
0
OVBRTIME
$
RR
JOBTO BE PHUORMD (If Non-Immigrant
WORKING
is rquired
CONDITIONS
to livt at work)
A 23 L.R.O. 1989
30.
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
STATB IN DEl-AL M
MlNMlJM
‘llE JOB DUTIES DBSCRBED ABOVE
RBQUREMWB
FOR WORKFQI TU
CAP.190
FTRF’ORM SAllSPACT0RJL.Y
EDUCATION(Enter nomher of yeara)
NRlQPTRAmm
o (Spccifi
vocational prtpararion, such as apprtndctship, trait schaol ar othtr
mining rtqukd)
NuMB8RoFYBAJIsoRMoNnis
MJOBBELNO-
ON
31. sPECIFYANYcnnEBspe(wREQuIREMENIs
32. -AlJllUOPPBtSON
WwgJ~~CIlt.UWS
33. TYH ANDDWREBOFSulgRVlSloN
NON-MMORANTWILRBCEIVB
34. NIJMBBItw
ii!%%?&lMMlciRANT
wu.suPBRVISE
35. HNE YOU FULLY INRXMED NON-IEGRANT
TERMSOF YOURJOBOFFER’)
34
DECLARATIONS
DECLABATlON OF EMPLOYER: Under
declare that I have exmttined thir
SIONATURE
NAME m
OF$OB DUTIES, RATE OF PAY, AND
pumlties
of
I
or print)
fine
utd
imprkmrnent,
DATESIGNED
I=
D~ONOFA~OFEMHXlYER~fpreprcd,orifurinrncein
isprov&dbyparonc&rthnczqloya):Idc&retitheamter&s
~~catiost,
mtpJmmu
thauo,
md alI accaneg
infomtatim
which I bve my kaowledge.
SKNKlWRE
I
dncumaus
DATESIGNED
NAME (=lypcor print)
ADDRESS
THE LAWSOFBARBADOS
Rimad by IheGov-cat
Rinfiq Dqutmmt, Bay Stma. St. Md14,
by chcl
utbarityd tbc Govemmcnt of B&da
ant
Immigration (Foms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP.190
THEIMMIGRATION
ACT
FORM
c-3
1.
L.R.O. 1989
APPLICATION
A24
Reg. 4
(CAP. 190)
FOR SHORT TERM WORK PERMIT OR TRAINING
ATTACHMENT
NAhiEOFEMPLOYER:
2. NAME OF EMPLOYEE-:
3. PERMANENT ADDRESS:
4. LOCAL RESIDENTL4L
5.
ADDRESS :
7.
6. SM
DATE OF BIRTH
MARlTALsTATus
8. NATIONALlTY
9. PREVIOUS NATlONAllTY
10.
11.
PASSPORT NO.
DATEANDPLACEOFISSUE
12. NAME OF WIFE/HUSBAND
13. NATIONAIlTY
OF WIFE/HUSBAND
14. PREVIOUS NA’ITONALITY OF WIFE/HUSBAND
15. PARTKUIARS
NAME
OF CHJLDREN
DATE OP
BlRTn
16. DESCRIFIION
17. EDUCATIONAL
RAC3 OF
BIRTH
OF JOB KRAINING
(1)
school
(2)
college
(3)
Univarity
PASSPORT
NO.
DAlE AND PLACl3 OF ISSUE
TO BE UNDERTAKBNz
RECORD OF APPLICANT:
DAlE!3
Instillllion
NAllONALDY
From
To
Dates
AWBdZd
A25
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Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP.190
18. -cx
19. F’URPOSEOFTRAlNlNG
20. PROPOSED DATE OF ENTRY JNTO BARBADOS
21. DUBATION OF STAY IN BABBAIXIS
22. MEANS OF MAINTENANCE
*e
foregdi;lg
I
.~~~ars
.~
true and .~~ec;.
......
..
.
.
. . declare that
. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . . .
SloNATuBBoFT~
. .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
sKiNANRB op BbeLDYml
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..~’
.. . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . .. .. . .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .. . . .
Dm
THE LAWSOF BARBADOS
Primed by the Gov-mt
Riming Dqutmmt,
Bay Stzea, St Michael,
totBubdts
bytltedtaitydthcGovwnmea
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP. 190
L.R.O. 1989
A26
INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPLETION OF FORM C
Applicants wishing to employ persons are requested to submit in respect of tk
respective
employee, 3 completed cop&
of this form to tk Permane nt Secretary,
Defence and Security Diviriou along with tk following:
(a) Tk official receipt
prcrcribed OS pa@le
of tk Accountant General evidencing
on application for a work permit;
(b) Five (5) photographs of tk prospective
(c) A Poke
payment
of tk
fee
Commissioner
of
employee;
Certificate of character;
(d) Two (2) written ckracter
(e) In cases of extension.
Inhd
Revenne.
references;
a Tax Clearance
Certjficate
from tk
Instructions for numbered Items requiring cxpbnation are pF follows:
Item
14
-
Identifr
in this Item all educational
facilities,
including
attended
by Non-Immigrant
that
vocattonal
schools.
evidence of occupattil
ability based on education and training.
Entries in this Item should be related to tk occupation &ted in Item I5
and should klp
establish tk Non-Immigrant qualifications for working
in that occupution. Appropriate entries include any unusual occupational
knowledge
or abilities such as tk
ability
to speak, read and write
languages otkr than those 4 tk immigrant’s native country.
Item I5 -
List any
profiiency
Item
I6
trade or
will
give
-
licences kid
by tk Non-Immigrant
in a profession, trade or occupation.
Supporting Documents: Identify tk
as evidence of tk Non-Immigrant
includes:
which
@)
evidence
of
dccvmrnts
submitted with thir form
qullificotiom.
Documentary
evidence
(i) certtjied copies of school records showing period
fild of study and degrees or diplomar awarded;
(ii)
give
of attendance,
major
copies
of licences
or other official permission
granted
to tk
Non-Immigrant to practise
a trodc or profession
in a country which
has fowui tk Non-hmigmnt
to be qualifi
wts or pnbliskd
material are recommended (u evidence
a Immigrant’
s technical training or specialised experience.
a@?
.
qf tk
(a) A@&&& must be signed and dated by sameone fomirior
with tk Non-hunigmnt’s
work, such as former employers
or recogntied experts;
A 27 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
CAP. 190
(b) Affivits
must identify tk applicant showing tk capacity
in which k iF testifyiing; show tk place and dates of tk
training or experience mvolved; and specify tk details of
duties performed, tools and equipment used. and supervision given and received;
(c) Published material
by or about tk Non-immigrant
may be
submitted, jf it ic identijied by name, address, and date of
publication.
(iv)
Rules for Documents (a) May be
required;
submitted
in tk
original;
no
addtXonai
topics
(b) If return of origin01 is &sired, it may be accompanied by a
photostatic
or typewritten
copy, provided that such copies
are permitted by law. (Do not make copies of a cer@ate
of natnmlization
or citizenshb);
(c) Photostatic copies not accompanied by tk original may be
are certifud
by a Notary
submitted, prow&d
that tky
Public as identical to original;
(d) Docaunents not in tk EngliFh Language must be accompanied by a tranrlntian, certified by tk translator as to tk
accuracy of tk translation and his competency to translate.
item 17 -
oj the Non-lmmi~rant
for tk past three (3) years.
L&all work experience
In addition, list any other jobs which provided work experience which can
be related to tk occupation entered in 17. Job descriptions should include
specijix details of tk work performed8 with emphasis on skills and knowledge
required, services rendered, managerial or supervisory functiorrp performed,
materials or products handled, and machines, tools and equipment used or
operated. Describe responsibilities assigned.
item 19 -
Allcopies of thir form murt bear original signatures of tk parties involved,
and tk dates signed. When no agent of tk Non-Immigrant ir involved, tk
Non-Immigrant
must sign and date all copies. If an agent of tk NonImmigrant
signs, dates, and otherwise
completes
tk
“‘DECLARATION
OF AGENT OF NON-IMUIGRAIW
portion.
no signature of tk NonImmigrant is required. An agent acting
on behalf of tk Non-lmmi~rant
mud sign, dote and complete tk designated
spaces
inthis item, regardless
of wktkr
or not tk Non-immigrant signs tk form.
(Tk employer of tk offie named above, 11s appropriate,
Non-Immigrant
regarding certificationaction.)
Pittted
will
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
by Ihe Government
Printing Deputmslt,
Bey Sbcct, Sr Micheel,
by the l
uthdty d the Government of BeAda
.
advtie
tk
CAP. 190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
FORM D
Reg. 5
THE IMhfIGRATION ACT
QP.
1w
BARBADOS
DEPORTATIONORDER AGAJNST
To:
I~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Minister
nqonsible
for Immigration in exercise of the powers vested in me
by sectial . . . . . . . . . . . . . .of the Immigration Act, hereby order
youtobcdetaincdandtobcdeponedfmmBarbadosto
I funher order you to ttmain out of Bakdos
while this Order is in
force.
Datedthis
19
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._
Minirter ruporuikie
for Immigration
A28
A29 L.R.O. 1999
Immigration
CAP. 190
(Regulation 6)
FORM E
BARBADOS
EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION
CARD
Welcome to Barbados
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printed by the Government Printer, Bay Street, St. Michael
by the authority of the Government of Barbados
1999/66.
CAP. 190
L.R.O. 1999 A30
Immigration
TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL DEPARTING PASSENGERS
E/D Card #
3.
1.
Flight #/Vessel
2.
Date
Full name as recorded in passport/travel document
Use BLOCK LETTERS
6. Sex
Family Name
Male
First Name
Female
Other Names
4.
Date of Birth (DD-MM-YY)
5.
Nationality
7.
Passport No.
8.
Port of final destination
9.
Signature
IMPORTANT NOTICE
1.
2.
3.
4.
Embarkation/Disembarkation E/D Card must be completed
by every visitor including one for each child.
Visitors must present this departure record for purposes of
duty-free shopping.
You are required to surrender this departure record at the time
of your departure.
Arriving passengers are advised to check passports/travel
documents for Immigration endorsements before leaving the
checkpoint.
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
A30A L.R.O. 1999
CAP. 190
Immigration
TO BE COMPLETED BY ALL ARRIVING PASSENGERS
E/D Card #
3.
1.
Flight #/Vessel
2.
Date
Full name as recorded in passport/travel document
Use BLOCK LETTERS
6. Sex
Family Name
Male
First Name
Female
Other Names
4.
Date of Birth (DD-MM-YY)
5. Nationality
7.
Country of Birth
8. Passport No.
9.
Date of Issue
10. Place of Issue
11. Home Address
County/State/Province
Country
Postal/Zip Code
12. Occupation
13. Port of Embarkation
14. Purpose of Visit (Non-residents)
Holiday
In-transit
Work
Business
Conference
Study
Sport
Visiting friends/
relatives
Other (please specify)
PLEASE TURN OVER
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printed by the Government Printer, Bay Street, St. Michael
by the authority of the Government of Barbados
CAP. 190
Immigration
L.R.O. 1999 A30B
15. Accommodation (Non-residents)
Hotel/Guest House
Own Residence
Villa/Condo/Rented
Not Required
Friend/Relative
Other (please specify)
16. Length of stay
days (Non-residents)
17. Intended address in Barbados
Parish
18. For residents of Barbados only
(a)
Purpose of visit abroad
(b)
Length of stay abroad
19. Are you/member(s) of your family carrying
(a) Firearms, ammunition, explosives, narcotics or any other
illicit drugs
YES
NO
(b) Currency or other monetary instruments in excess of
BDS $10 000.00 or its foreign equivalent
YES
NO
20. Signature
FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
A 31 L.R.O. 1989
FORM F
CAP.190
Ry1.1
THJ3IMMIGRATION ACT
(CAP. 190)
Gxtifkate of Absence
WHERBAS.........................................
who was born at ..............
.at tite. ..............
19. ...............
.................
become a Pemmmnt
.was granted petmission to
Resident of Barbados in accordan=
provisions of saction. . .
day of
with the
. . . . . . . .of the Immigration Aq the Minister
regponriblo for Immigration in exercise of the powers conferred on
himbyseuion
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ofthesddAahe&ygrantaper-
missionforthesaid.......................................
toremainoutrideBarbadosforthepmiod
........................
to. ...................................................
Dated the
day of
19
Minister tespmsible for Immigtation.
THE LAWSOFBARBADGS
Rioted by the Gov-mt
Rinring Deplrrmms Bay Street,St. MichacL
by the authorityd the Gov-em
of Bubadm
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
CAP. 190
L.R.O. 1989
FORM G
Reg. 8
THE IMMIGRATION ACI-,
(CAP. 190)
ENTRY PERMIT
NON-IMMIGRANT DEPENDANTS
1.
NAMBAND
ADDmsSwEzMFtOvBa5luDBNr~
2.
DATECH’BIRIH
Cyur, Math
3.
WORK-NO.
4.
NAMBOF-ANT
SumUnO
tUMOMNT
BBOlSlRN’lON
NO.
Day)
STUDBNT VISA NO.
0th
lsstJtNooPF.laR
A32
IMMKiRATioN OFFtClAL USB
A33
L.R.O. 1996
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP. 190
SECOND SCHEDULE
1993/64
(Regulation 9)
PART I
FEES GENERALLY
First Column
1.
Second Column
On application for permission to be registered
as a Permanent Resident of Barbados under
section 5(2)(a)(i) of the Act ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
$100.00
On the granting of an application for permission
to be registered as a Permanent Resident of
Barbados under section 5(2)(a)(i) of the Act ... ... ... ...
$500.00
On application for permission to be registered
as a Permanent Resident of Barbados under
sections 5(1), 5(2)(a)(ii) and 5(2)(c) of the Act ... ... ...
$100.00
On the granting of an application for permission
to be registered as a Permanent Resident of
Barbados under sections 5(1), 5(2)(a)(ii) and
5(2)(c) of the Act ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
$300.00
On an application under section 13(3) to vary the
terms and conditions of a permit ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
$ 25.00
6.
On an application for Work Permit
... ... ... ... ... ...
$100.00
7.
On an application for permission to become
an Immigrant of Barbados
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
$100.00
On the granting of an application for permission
to become an Immigrant of Barbados ... ... ... ... ... ...
$500.00
On an application for a student visa or other
non-immigrant visa ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
$100.00
10.
For the granting of a certificate of absence
... ... ... ...
$100.00
11.
For supplying a certified true copy of a notice,
certificate, order, declaration or entry given,
granted or made by or under the Act ... ... ... ... ... ...
$ 25.00
2.
3.
4.
5.
8.
9.
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printed by the Government Printer, Bay Street, St. Michael
by the authority of the Government of Barbados
CAP. 190
L.R.O. 1996 A34
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
PART II
FEES RELATING TO WORK PERMITS
First Column
*I.S.C.O.
Unit
Categories of Employment
Second
Column
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
Citizens
of other
Countries
$
[per month]
$
[per month]
0 - 11
Chemist
50.00
110.00
0 - 12
Physicist
50.00
110.00
0 - 13
Physical Scientist N.E.C.
50.00
160.00
0 - 14
Physical Science
Technicians
50.00
110.00
Architects and Town
Planners
75.00
160.00
0 - 22
Civil Engineers
75.00
160.00
0 - 23
Electrical and Electronic
Engineers
75.00
160.00
0 - 24
Mechanical Engineers
75.00
160.00
0 - 25
Chemical Engineers
75.00
160.00
0 - 26
Metallurgists
50.00
110.00
0 - 27
Mining Engineers
50.00
110.00
0 - 21
A 35 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Renulations, 1979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Second
Column
CAP. 190
Third
Column
Citizens
of other
Countries
Categories of Employment
$
[per month1
[per tZonth1
O-28
[ndustrial Engineers
75.00
160.00
O-29
Engineers N.E.C.
75.00
160.00
o-31
Surveyors
50.00
110.00
O-32
Draughtsmen
50.00
110.00
o-33
Civil and Engineer
Technicians
50.00
110.00
Electrical and Electronics
Engineering Technicians
50.00
100.00
Mechanical Engineering
Technicians
50.00
110.00
Mechanical Engineering
Technicians (Motors &
Engines)
30.00
110.00
Chemical Engineering
Technicians
50.00
110.00
o-37
Metallurgical Technicians
50.00
110.00
O-38
Mining Technicians
50.00
110.00
o-39
Engineering Technicians
N.E.C.
40.00
100.00
o-34
o-35
0 - 35.20
O-36
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Rimed by the Gov-ant
PrintinS Dqmttmeatt, Bay St=&
by the wlmity
of the Govcmmatt
of Barbada
St. Midud.
CAP. 190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
Y.S.C.O.
Unit
o-41
Categories of Employment
L.R.O. 1989
Second
COlUt?M
Third
COlURl?l
Nationals of
Caribbean
cgru;;;;y
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
[per Zonth]
Aircraft Pilots, Navigators
and Plight Engineers
40.00
110.00
Ships, Deck Officers and
Pilots
40.00
110.00
o-43
Ships’ Engineers
40.00
110.00
o-51
Biologists, Zoologists and
Related Scientists
50.00
110.00
Bacteriologists, Pharmacologists and Related
Scientists
50.00
110.00
Agronomists and Related
Scientists
40.00
75.00
O-54
Life Sciences Technicians
50.00
75.00
O-61
Medical Doctors
25.00
50.00
O-62
Medical Assistants
50.00
110.00
O-63
Dentists
25.00
50.00
O-64
Dental Assistants
50.00
110.00
O-65
Veterinarians
25.00
50.00
o-66
Veterinary Assistants
50.00
110.00
O-42
O-52
o-53
A 36
A 37 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
CAP.190
Second
Column
Third
column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
[per ion*]
O-67
Pharmacists
50.00
110.00
O-68
Pharmaceutical Assistants
40.00
75.00
0 -,69
Dietitians and Public Health
Nutritionists
50.00
110.00
o-71
Professional Nurses
50.00
110.00
O-72
Nursing Personnel N.E.C.
40.00
75.00
o-73
Professional Midwives
50.00
110.00
o-74
Midwifery Personnel N.E.C.
40.00
75.00
o-75
Optometrists and Opticians
25.00
50.00
O-76
Physiotherapists and Occupa
tional Therapists
50.00
110.00
o-77
Medical X-Ray Technicians
50.00
110.00
o-79
Medical, Dental, Veterinary
and Related Workers
N.E.C.
40.00
75.00
O-81
Statisticians
50.00
110.00
O-82
Mathematicians and
Actuaries
50.00
110.00
Rimrd
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
by tk Govmtment
Phiq
l3qmmat,
Bay Street, St. M&had,
by the mhaity
of the Government of But&x
CAP. 190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
L.R.O. 1989
Second
c01um?J
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Cp$;iY
Citizens
of other
Countries
$
[per month]
$
[per month]
O-83
Systems Analysts
50.00
110.00
o-84
Statistical and Mathematical Technicians
40.00
75.00
O-90
Economists
50.00
110.00
1 - 10
Accountants
50.00
110.00
1 - 10.90
Other Accountants N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
1-21
Lawyers
110.00
160.00
l-22
Judges
Free
Free
l-29
Jurist NBC.
40.00
75.00
1-31
University and Higher
Education Teachers
10.00
30.00
Secondary Education
Teachers
10.00
30.00
10.00
20.00
Fre-Primary Education
Teachers
10.00
20.00
Special Education
Teachers
10.00
20.00
l-32
l-33
Primary
Education
Teachers
l-34
l-35
A 38
A 39 L.R.O. 1989
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
!§
[per month]
CAP. 190
Third
c01u??ln
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
1 - 39
Teachers N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
1-41
Minister of Religion and
Related Members of
Religious Orders
10.00
20.00
l-49
Workers in Religion N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
l-51
Authors and Critics
40.00
75.00
l-59
Authors, Journalists and
Related Writers N.E.C.
30.00
50.00
Sculptors, Painters and
Related Artists
20.00
40.00
Commercial Artists and
Designers
50.00
110.00
Photographers and Camera
Men
50.00
110.00
Composers, Musicians and
Singers
50.00
110.00
Other Composers, Musicians and Singers
10.00
20.00
l-72
Choreographer and Dancers
15.00
30.00
l-73
Actors and Stage Directors
15.00
30.00
l-61
1-62
l-63
1-71
r-71.90
Rimed
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
Printing Dqmmatt,
Bay Stmu, SL Mkhad.
by the wthaity of the Government of Battadoa
by the Govemmmt
CAP.190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
A40
Third
Column
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
C;ru;;Z
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
[per month]
$
l-74
Circus Performers etc.
10.00
20.00
l-79
Performing Artists NB.C.
10.00
20.00
l-80
Athletes, Sportsmen and
Related Workers
10.00
20.00
Librarians, Archivists and
CUlZltOlS
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
1-91
l-92
Sociologist - Anthropologist and Related Scientists
l-93
Social Workers
50.00
110.00
l-94
Personnel and Occupational specialists
50.00
110.00
Other Personnel and
Occupational Specialists
10.00
20.00
Philogists, Translators
and Interpreters
50.00
110.00
Other Professional Technical and Related
Workers
70.00
140.00
FDX
FIBZ
1 - 94.90
l-95
l-99
2-01
Legislative OffGxls
A 41 LAO.
1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
V.S.C.0.
Unit
Categories of Employment
CAP. 190
Second
Column
Third
ColumJl
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
Citizens
of other
Countries
$
[per tZonth1
2-02
Sovemment Administrators
[per month]
Free
Free
2-
11
3eneral Managers
50.00
110.00
2-
12
Production Managers
(except Farm)
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.0
2-
19
Managers NE.C.
2-
19.90
Other Managers @anking
and Area Managers)
3-
3-21
3-22
3-31
10
Government Executive
Oflicials
Free
Free
30.00
50.00
Card and Tape Punching
Machine Operators
30.00
50.00
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
Book Keepers and
Book Keepers and
Cashiers and Related
Workers NE.C.
3-41
190.00
Stenographers, Typists
and Teletypists
Cashiers
3-39
100.00
Book Keeping and
Calculating Machine
operators
THJI LAWS OF BARBADOS
l’rbmd by the Gov-snt
F’rittting Dqatmta
Bay Stmu, SL Midmd.
by the l
tbaity
of the Govommea tofBubl&a
CAP.190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration
(Foms
and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O.
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Cgu;;iy
[per m$onthl
1989
A 42
Third
Column
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
Automatic Data Processing
Machine Operators
50.00
110.00
Transport and Communications Supervisors
NE.C.
50.00
110.00
3-60
Transport Conductors
50.00
110.00
3-70
Mail Distribution Clerks
50.00
110.00
3-80
Telephone and Telegraph
operators
50.00
110.00
3-91
Stock Clerks
50.00
110.00
3-92
Material and Production
Planning Clerks
50.00
110.00
Correspondence and
Reporting Clerks
50.00
110.00
Receptionists and Travel
Agency Clerks
50.00
110.00
3-95
Library and Filing Clerks
50.00
110.00
3-99
Clerks N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
4-00
Managers (Whole-Sale and
Retail Trade)
100.00
200.00
3-42
3-59
3-93
3-94
A43
L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Fom and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
CAP.190
Second
Column
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Cg;~~
Citizens
of other
[per Zonth]
[per month]
Working hoprieto~
(Whole-Sale and Retail
Trade)
75.00
160.00
4-21
Sales Supervisors
70.00
140.00
4-22
Buyers
70.00
140.00
4-31
khnical Salesmen and
Service Advisers
50.00
110.00
Technical Services Adviser
NE.C.
10.00
20.00
Commercial Travellers and
Manufacturers’ Agents
50.00
110.00
100.00
190.00
4- 10
4-31.30
4-32
4-41
Insurance - Real Estate
and Securities Salesmen
4-42
Business Services Salesmen
70.00
140.00
4-43
Auctioners
50.00
110.00
4-51
Salesmen, Shop
Assistants - Demon50.00
110.00
Stl2Wl-S
Rintad
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
-^
nay suee& SL raidlad.
by the Gov-ent
FintinS aPrrmaq
by the ruthdy
of the Govcwtment of Bubdm
CAP. 190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
[per m$onth]
4-52
A44
Third
Column
Citizens
of other
COMtrkS
$
[per month]
Street Vendors, Canvassers
and News-Vendors
50.00
110.00
4-90
Sales Workers N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
5- 10
Working Proprietors
(Catering and Lodging)
75.00
170.00
House Keeping and
Related Services
supeNisors
50.00
110.00
5-31
COOkS
50.00
110.00
5 - 32
Waiters, Bartenders and
Related Workers
50.00
0.00
Maids and Related House
Keeping Service Workers
NE.C.
50.00
0.00
5-51
Building Caretakers
50.00
110.00
5-52
Char-Workers, Cleaners
and Related Workers
50.00
110.00
Launderers, Dry Cleaners
and Pressers
50.00
110.00
5-20
5-40
5-60
A45
L.R.O.
1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
Second
Column
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
5-70
CAP.190
[per lonth]
Hair Dressers, Barbers Beauticians and Related
Workers
50.00
110.00
5-81
Fire Fighters
50.00
110.00
5-82
Policemen and Dectectives
50.00
110.00
5-89
Protective Service Worka
NE.C.
50.00
110.00
5-91
Guides
50.00
110.00
5-92
Undertakers and
Embalmers
50.00
110.00
5-99
Other Service Workers
50.00
190.00
6-00
Farm Managem and
supeNisors
10.00
20.00
6- 11
General Farmers
10.00
20.00
6-12
Specialised Farmers
10.00
20.00
6-21
General Farm Workers
5.00
10.00
6-22
Field Crop and Vegetable
Farm
5.00
30.00
Rimed
THB LAWS OF BARBADOS
by the Chv-sat
P&I&
Lkpnma,
Bay Stnw, SL Midtad.
bythemtthaitydthoGovnnmsntdButmdm
CAP. 190
*r.s.c.o.
Unit
6-23
Immigration (Foms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
Third
Column
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
C;ou;;ZY
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per rZonth]
[per tZonth]
Orchard, Vineyard and
Related Tree Shrub Crop
Workers
5.00
10.00
6-24
Livestock Workers
10.00
40.00
6-25
Dairy Farm Workers
10.00
40.00
6-26
Poultry Farm Workers
10.00
40.00
6-27
Nursery Workers and
Gardeners
10.00
40.00
6-28
Farm Machine Operators
10.00
40.00
6-29
Agricultural and Animal
Husbandry Workers
N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
Forestry Workers (except
%3&3)
50.00
110.00
6-41
Fishermen
10.00
20.00
6-49
Fishermen, Hunters and
Related Workers N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
Production Supervisors
and General Foremen
50.00
110.00
6-32
7-00
A 46
A 47 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
Second
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
C;:z;Y
[per Zonth]
CAP.190
Third
Colum?l
Citizens
of other
countries
[per m$onth]
7- 11
Miners and Quarrymen
50.00
110.00
7-12
Mineral and Stone Treaters
50.00
110.00
7-13
Well Drillers, Borezs and
Related Workers
30.00
50.00
7-29
Metal Processors N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
7-31
Wood Treaters
50.00
110.00
7-32
Sawyers, Plywood Makers
and Related Wood
Processing Workers
50.00
110.00
7-34
Paper Makers
50.00
110.00
7-41
Crushers - Grinders and
Mixers
50.00
110.00
Cookers, Roasters and
Related Heat Treaters
50.00
110.00
Filter and Separator
operators
50.00
110.00
7-44
Still and Reactor Operators
50.00
110.00
7-45
Petroleum - Refining
Workers
70.00
140.00
7-42
7-43
THP LAWS OF BARBADOS
Rimed by tbz Gov-cat
htiq
Depmnss
Bay Sttu& St. hiidmd,
by the uhrity
of the Gov-aat
of Bubadm
CAP. 190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
7-49
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
First Column
Second
Column
Third
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Cgy&Y
Citizens
of other
Countries
$
[per month]
[per month]
$
Chemical Processors and
Related Workers N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
7-51
Fibre Preparem
50.00
110.00
7-52
Spinners and Winders
50.00
110.00
7-53
Weavers and Knitting
Machine Setters and
Pattern - Card
Preparers
50.00
110.00
Weavers and Related
Workers
50.00
110.00
7-55
Knitters
50.00
110.00
7-56
Bleachers, Dyers and Textile Product Finishers
50.00
110.00
7-61
Tanners and Folhnongers
50.00
110.00
7-62
Pelt Dressers
50.00
110.00
7-71
Grain Millers and Related
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
7-54
Workers
7-72
A48
Sugar Processors and
Refiners
A49
L.R.O. 1989
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Form an&Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
Second
Column
Third
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
Countries
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
7-73
CAP.190
[per Zonth]
Butchers and Meat
Preparers
50.00
110.00
7-74
Food Preservers
50.00
110.00
7-75
Dairy Product Processors
50.00
110.00
7-76
Bakers, pastry Cooks and
Confectionery Makers
50.00
110.00
Tea - Coffee and Cocoa
heparers
50.00
110.00
Brewers, Wine and
Beverage Makers
50.00
110.00
Food and Beverage
Processors NE.C.
50.00
110.00
7-81
Tobacco Preparers
50.00
110.00
7-82
Cigar Makers
50.00
110.00
7-83
Cigarette Makers
50.00
110.00
7 - 89
Tobacco Preparers and
Tobacco bdUGt
Makers N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
7-77
7-78
7-79
Ented
THE LAW!3 OF BARBADOS
by rbc Gov-at
Phtting Deputmatt, Bay Sheu, SL Michad.
by the ankrity
of the Governmeat of Batbah
CAP.190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
unit
L.R.O. 1989
Second
Collum
A 50
Third
c01um?l
Citizens
of other
Countries
Categories of Employment
$
[per month]
$
[per -W
7-91
Tailors and Dressmakers
50.00
110.00
7-93
Milliners and Hatmakers
50.00
110.00
7-94
Pattern Makers and Cutters
50.00
110.00
7-95
Sewers and embroiderers
50.00
110.00
7-96
Upholsterers and Related
workers
50.00
110.00
Tailors, Dress Makers,
Sewers, Upholsterers and
Related Workers N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
Shoemakers and Shoe
Repairers
10.00
20.00
Shoe Cutters, Lasters,
Sewers and Related
Workers
50.00
110.00
8-03
Leather Goods Makers
50.00
110.00
8- 11
Cabinet Makers
50.00
110.00
8-12
Woodworking Machine
operators
50.00
110.00
7-99
8-01
8-02
A 51 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Renulations. 1979
First Column
Second
COlUmn
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
CAP.190
Third
c01u?m
Citizens
of other
countries
Zategories of Employment
[per m$onth]
Cabinet Makers and
Related Wood Workers
NBC.
50.00
110.00
8-20
stone cutters and carvers
30.00
50.00
8-31
Blacksmiths, Hammersmiths and Forgeing Pres
operators
15.00
30.00
Tool Makers, Metal Patten
Makers and Metal
Markers
50.00
110.00
Machine - Tool Setter
opera--s
50.00
110.00
8-34
Machine Tool Operators
50.00
110.00
8-35
Metal Grinders, Polishers
50.00
110.00
Black Smiths - Tool
Makers and Machine Tot
Operators NE.C.
50.00
110.00
Machinery Fitters and
Machine Assemblers
50.00
110.00
8-19
8-32
8-33
and Tool Sharpeners
8-39
8-41
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
F’rimd by the Govcmunat
Riming Dcpmtma~, Bay SLIM, St. Michd,
by the l
hdy
of ths Govemmcnt of Bubados
.
CAP.190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
L.R.O. 1989
First Column
Second
c01lmn
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
-u-;zY
[per m$onth]
8-42
A 52
Third
COlUi?l?l
Citizens
of other
Countries
s
[per month]
Watch, Clock and Precision
Instrument Makers
50.00
110.00
8-43
Motor Vehicle Mechanics
30.00
50.00
8-44
Aircraft Engine Mechanics
50.00
110.00
8-49
Machinery Fitters, Machine
Assemblers and Precision
Instrument Makers N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
8-51
Electrical Fitters
50.00
110.00
8-52
Electronic Fitters
50.00
110.00
8-53
Electrical and Electronic
Equipment Assemblers
50.00
110.00
Radio and Television
Repairman
50.00
110.00
8-55
Electrical Wiremen
50.00
110.00
8 - 56
Telephone and Telegraph
InstaIIers
50.00
110.00
Electrical Linesmen and
Cable Jointers
50.00
110.00
8-54
8 - 57
A 53 L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
Column
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
Cp;giY
Citizens
of other
Countries
Second
[per Zen*]
8-59
CAP.190
[per Zonth]
Electrical Fitters and
Related Electrical
Electronic Workers
N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
Broadcasting Station
operators
50.00
110.00
Sound Equipment Operators and Cinema
Projectionists
50.00
110.00
8-71
Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
50.00
110.00
8-72
Welders and Flame Cutters
50.00
110.00
8-73
Sheet Metal Workers
50.00
110.00
8-74
Structural Metal Preparers
and Erectors
50.00
110.00
Jewellery and Precious
Metal Workers
50.00
110.00
Glass Farmers, Cutters,
Grinders and Finishers
50.00
110.00
Potters and Related Clay
and Abrasive Formers
50.00
110.00
8-61
8-62
8-80
8-91
8-92
Rind
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
by the Governmutt
RiminS Jkpament,
Bay SQW, SL Mchrd,
by the dmity
of th Govcmmcnt of Barbah
CAP.190
Y.S.C.0.
Unit
8-93
Immigration (Form and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
C;Fu-$GY
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
[per Zonth]
Glass and Ceramics
Kihunen
Glass Engravers and
Etchers
Glass and Ceramics
Painters and Decorators
Third
Column
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
Glass Formers, Potters
and Related Workers
NE.C.
50.00
110.00
Rubber and Plastic Product Makers (except Tie
Makers and Tire
Vulcanisers)
50.00
110.00
Tire Makers and
Vulcanisers
50.00
110.00
Paper and Paperboard
Product Makers
50.00
110.00
Compositors and
Type-Setters
50.00
110.00
9-22
Printing Pressmen
50.00
110.00
9-23
Stereotypers and Electrotypel-s
50.00
110.00
8-94
8-95
8-99
9-01
9-02
9-10
9-21
A 54
A 55
L.R.O.
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
CAP. 190
First Column
Second
Column
Third
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbean
Community
countries
Citizens
of other
countlies
[per Zonthl
$
[per month]
Printing Engravers (except
Photo Engravers)
50.00
110.00
9-25
Photo Engravers
50.00
110.00
9-26
Book-binders and Related
Workers
50.00
110.00
Photographic Dark Room
Workers
50.00
110.00
Printers and Related
Workers NE.C.
50.00
110.00
9-31
Painters, Construction
10.00
110.00
9-39
Painters NE.C.
50.00
110.00
9-41
Musical Instruments
Makers and Tuners
50.00
110.00
Baslcetry Weavers and
Brush Makers
50.00
110.00
Other Production and
Related Workers
50.00
110.00
Bricklayers, Stonesmasons
and Tile Setters
10.00
110.00
9-24
9-27
9-29
9-42
9-49
9-51
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
BayStrsa,S~Midmd.
Rimed by the Gov-ant
Rintin~ Depuhd,
by the ruhxity
of tbc Governmeat of Buhdos
CAP. 190
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
L.R.O. 1989
A 56
Third
Column
First Column
Second
Column
Categories of Employment
Nationals of
Caribbeqn
c;g;nzY
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per Zonth]
@er month]
$
Reinforced Concre&rs,
Cement Finishers and
Terrazo Workers
10.00
110.00
9-53
Roofers
50.00
110.00
9-54
Capenters. Joiners and
Parquetry Workers
10.00
110.00
9-55
Plaste%rs
10.00
110.00
9-56
Insulators
50.00
110.00
9-57
Glaziers
50.00
110.00
9-59
Construction Workers
NE.C.
50.00
110.00
9 - 59.55
Well Diggers
10.00
110.00
9-61
Power-Generating
Machinery Operators
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
50.00
110.00
9-52
9-69
Stationary Engine and
Related Equipment
operators NE.C.
9-71
Dockers and Freight
Handlers
A 57
L.R.O. 1989
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, I979
First Column
*1.s.c.o.
Unit
Categories of Employment
Second
CAP. 190
Column
Third
Column
Nationals of
Caribbean
c;;uy;zY
Citizens
of other
Countries
[per tZonth]
[per Zonth]
9-72
Riggers and Cable Splicers
50.00
110.00
9-73
Crane and Hoist Operators
50.00
110.00
9-74
Earth-Moving and Related
Machinery Operators
50.00
110.00
Material Handling Equipment Operators N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
Ships’ Deck Ratings, Barge
Crew and Boatmen
50.00
110.00
Ships’ Engine-Room
Ratings
50.00
110.00
9-85
Motor Vehicle Drivers
50.00
110.00
9-86
Animal and Animal Drawn
Vehicles
50.00
110.00
Transport Equipment
Operators N.E.C.
50.00
110.00
9-99
Labourers N.E.C.
10.00
110.00
x-4
Corisultants N.E.C.
10.00
20.00
9-79
9-81
9 - 82
9-89
*For the purpose of Part II of the Second Schedule “I.S.C.O. Unit” means
the unit number of the International Standard Classification of Occupation.
Rimed
THE LAWS OF BARBADOS
by the Government Piming Dqwtmat,
Bay Strce& St Michael,
by the authcdy of the Government of Bubadoa
CAP. 190
Immigration (Forms and Fees)
Regulations, 1979
L.R.O. 1989
A 58
THIRD SCHEDULE
(Regulation 9AJ
1.
Persons employed as trainers or trainees by any industrial enterprise, except an
hotel, on the certificate of the Manager of the Barbados Industrial Development
Corporation or any other officer in that Corporation designated in writing by the
Minister responsible for Industry, to the effect that the training to be undertaken is
beneficial to Barbados.
2.
Persons employed as trainers or trainees by an hotel approved by the Minister
responsible for Tourism on the certificate of the Permanent Secretary in the
Ministry responsible for Tourism or any other public officer in that Ministry
designated in writingby that Minister.