Emigration Act, 1983
2. Definitions.-
In these rules unless the context otherwise
requires,- "Act" means the Emigration Act, 1983 (31 of 1983),
"Certificate" means a certificate issued under Section 11 of the Act,
"Competent Authority" means competent authority notified by Central
Government under Section 15 of the Act, "demand" means the category
wise, skill wise number of workers required by the employer for being employed
in his establishment. This includes description of job-specifications and
salary offered, "emigration number" means the number assigned by the
Protector of Emigrants to an emigrant at the time of granting emigration
clearance.
"Form" means a Form annexed to these
rules, "permit" means a permit issued under Chapter IV of the Act,
remittable component" means a part of the wages which the emigrant is
entitled to remit to India "unauthorized emigrant" means any person
who has emigrated or intends to emigrate out of India for employment in
violation of the provisions of the Act and the rules.
Dependent of an emigrant.-
(1) A person who claims to be the dependent of
an emigrant shall be required to produce in support of his claim a certificate
to this effect from the District Magistrate or a revenue authority not below
the rank of Tehsildar of the place where the emigrant ordinarily resides or
domiciles.
Determination of the purpose of visit to
dependent shall be carried out with reference to the nature of the visa, sponsorship
certificate and such other travel documents as may be considered necessary.
Emigrants conveyance.-
Any conveyance, especially chartered, for
conveyance of emigrant or employed generally for conveying emigrants exceeding
two in number shall be deemed to be emigrant conveyance.
Recruiting agent representing the employer.-
The representation of an employer by a
recruiting agent shall be determined with reference to the power of attorney
given by the employer to the recruiting agent. The representation shall be
limited for purpose mentioned in the power of attorney. Such power of attorney
unless limited in time by an express provision shall be valid (for the period
of validity of the certificate of registration of the recruiting agent unless
the same is withdrawn earlier).
Inspection of an emigrant’s conveyance.-
(1)If the Protector of Emigrants has reason to
believe that a conveyance is an conveyance he may inspect such conveyance with
a view to detecting the presence of unauthorized emigrants in the conveyance or
for obtaining such evidence as may be necessary for protecting the interests of
emigrants and he may, with such assistance, as he may think fit,- Enter such
conveyance at any time,
(ii) Require the production of registration
certificate of the conveyance, log book and list of passengers, and take such
other evidence and examine any person as he may deem necessary.
Person having the general management or
control of the conveyance shall provide such means as may be required by the
Protector of Emigrants for inspection under sub-rule (1).
Registration of recruiting agent.-
An application for registration of a
recruiting agent shall be made in Form I and shall be accompanied by- A bank draft
of (five hundred rupees) payable in favor of the Protector General of Emigrants
towards the application fee, and an affidavit in Form II annexed sworn before a
Metropolitan Magistrate or a Judicial Magistrate or Judicial Magistrate giving
the applicant’s current financial standing.
Registration of recruiting agent.-
An application for registration of a
recruiting agent shall be made in Form I and shall be accompanied by- Bank
draft of (five hundred rupees) payable in favor of the Protector General of
Emigrants towards the application fee, and
(ii) An affidavit in form II and annexed sworn
before a Metropolitan Magistrate or a Judicial Magistrate or Judicial
Magistrate giving the applicant’s current financial standing.