26 [Subsidiary] CAP. 172 Immigration [Rev. 2010 Provided that a dependant’s pass shall not be cancelled without the prior approval of the Minister. (4) The fees specified in the Second Schedule shall be paid before the issue of any pass under this Part. L.N. 101/2007, L.N. 185/2007. 15. (1) Any person, being lawfully in or entitled to enter Kenya, by virtue of– (a) being a citizen of Kenya; (b) having been issued with an entry permit; (c) being an exempted person; or (d) being a person to whom section 4 (3) of the Act applies, may make an application to an immigration officer, in Form 6 in the First Schedule, for a dependant’s pass. that– (2) An immigration officer may issue a dependant’s pass if he is satisfied (a) the person, in respect of whom the application is made, is dependent for his maintenance upon the person making the application for a dependant’s pass (in this regulation referred to as the “applicant”); (b) the dependant is by reason of age, disability or any incapacity unable to maintain himself adequately or for some other reason relies upon the applicant for his maintenance; and (c) the applicant has an income sufficient to enable him to maintain and continue to maintain the dependant. (3) Every dependant’s pass shall be in Form 7 in the First Schedule or, where the applicant is the holder of an entry permit, the particulars of his wife and children (being dependants) may, at the discretion of an immigration officer, be endorsed on his entry permit. L.N. 101/2007, L.N. 185/2007. 16. (1) A dependant’s pass shall, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein, entitle the dependant in respect of whom it is issued to enter Kenya within the period specified therein and to remain in Kenya thereafter during the validity of the pass. (2) Where– (a) the dependent person is no longer dependent on the applicant; (b) the applicant fails or is unable to maintain the dependant;