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Chi A Community national who would be entitled to benefit from the
Community law provisions relating to the free movement of labour if coming
to work or to seek work will normally be admitted for 6 months without
restriction es regards employment or occupation if the purpose of his visit does not fall within the terms of paragraphs 60 or 61 provided that be
satisfies the Immigration Officer that he is not likely to become a charge
on public funds or otherwise liable to refusal of leave to enter under
Part VIII of the se Rules.
633. The provisions of Part VII of these rules will not normally apply to a person entitled to admission under paragraphs 60 and 61, except in the
case of a family member who is not himself a Community national.
PART VI: ASYLUM
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64. Special considerations arise where the only country to which a person could be removed is one to which he is unwilling to go owing to well-founded
fear of being persecuted for reasons of race, religion, nationality, member-
ship of a particular social group or political opinion. Any case in which it
appears to the Immigration Officer as a result of a claim or information given by the person seeking entry at a port that he might fall within the terms
of this provision is to be referred to the Home Office for decision regardless of any grounds set out in any provision of these rules which may appear to
justify refusal of leave to enter. Leave to enter will not be refused if
removal would be contrary to the provisions of the Convention and Protocol
relating to the Status of Refugees.
PART VII: REGISTRATION WITH THE POLICE
65. A condition requiring registration with the police should normally be imposed on any foreign national aged 16 or over who is given limited leave
to enter:
(e) for employment for longer than 3 months, unless he is in one of
the permit-free categories listed in paragraph 31(a), 32, 33(e) or 34;
22.