30 [Subsidiary] CAP. 172 Immigration [Rev. 2010 Provided that the aggregate period of validity of an interstate pass shall in no case exceed four years from the date of issue thereof. (3) Any interstate pass which is cancelled shall, on notice being given to the holder thereof, be returned to the nearest immigration officer within seven days of the receipt of the notice, and where any holder of a cancelled interstate pass fails to return the pass as aforesaid he shall be guilty of an offence. 25. (1) Every application by a prohibited immigrant (within the meaning of section 3 of the Act) for a prohibited immigrant’s pass shall be in Form 10 in the First Schedule or in such other form as an immigration officer may require. (2) Every prohibited immigrant’s pass shall be in Form 14 in the First Schedule. L.N. 101/2007, L.N. 185/2007. 26. (1) Any person who desires to enter or remain in Kenya for a limited period for the purpose of conducting an appeal under regulation 12, or for applying for an entry permit or pass, or for any other purpose which an immigration officer considers suitable, may make application to an immigration officer, in Form 10 in the First Schedule or in such other form as an immigration officer may require, for a special pass. (2) An immigration officer may issue a special pass for such period not exceeding three months as he may specify in the pass. (3) Every special pass shall be in Form 15 in the First Schedule. Part V—Re-Entry into Kenya and Re-entry Passes 27. (1) Any person, being lawfully in Kenya, who proposes to leave Kenya temporarily or who, having left Kenya temporarily and having been at the time of his departure lawfully present in Kenya, failed for reasons which an immigration officer is satisfied are good and sufficient reasons, to apply for a re-entry pass before his departure, may make application to an immigration officer, in Form 16 in the First Schedule or in such other form as an immigration officer may require, for a re-entry pass. (2) An immigration officer shall issue a re-entry pass if he is satisfied that the presence in Kenya of the applicant on re-entry would be lawful otherwise than by virtue of the re-entry pass applied for. (3) Every re-entry pass shall be in Form 17 in the First Schedule and shall be endorsed in the holder’s passport upon payment of the fee, if any, specified in the Second Schedule: Provided that, where application for a re-entry pass is made by a person not present in Kenya, an immigration officer may, if he is satisfied that good and sufficient reason exists for such person’s failure before his departure from Kenya to apply for a re-entry pass and to produce his passport for endorsement of a re-entry pass therein, issue a re-entry pass otherwise than by way of