Nurse’s autistic son could face deportation after Immigration NZ rejects visa - News Summed Up

Nurse’s autistic son could face deportation after Immigration NZ rejects visa


Mankeel moved to NZ from India in January 2024, followed by his wife and son later that year. Mankeel did that; his and Geetha’s visas were approved in June, while Aidhan’s application for a new visitor visa was declined in July. “His status is now unlawful because he doesn’t have any valid visa ... so there’s a liability of deportation,” Mankeel said. A second petition is calling on the House of Representatives to abolish the Acceptable Standard of Health immigration requirements. “We understand the challenges faced by Mr Mankeel and his family; however, immigration health requirements are very specific and can only be waived through ministerial intervention.


Source: New Zealand Herald December 23, 2025 21:10 UTC



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