Rev. 2010] Immigration CAP. 172 (c) the applicant leaves Kenya in circumstances which raise a reasonable presumption that his absence will be other than temporary; 27 [Subsidiary] (d) the dependant engages in employment; or (e) the applicant dies, then with effect from the date of the dependant ceasing to be dependent or, as the case may be, with effect from the date of the applicant failing or being unable to maintain the dependant, leaving Kenya, entering into employment, or dying as aforesaid, the dependant’s pass shall be deemed to have expired and to be of no further validity or effect: Provided that nothing in this regulation shall render invalid a dependant’s pass issued in respect of a married woman who is living with her husband and who has been issued with an entry permit of class D; and that dependant’s pass shall, subject to the provisions of the Act, be of full force and effect for the unexpired period of its validity notwithstanding that such married woman engages in any employment under the aforesaid entry permit or has ceased to engage in such employment. (3) In this regulation, “applicant” means the person on whose application the dependant’s pass was issued. 17. (1) A person seeking to enter or remain in Kenya for the purposes of receiving education or training at an educational or training establishment within Kenya by which he has been accepted as a pupil, or the parent or guardian on his behalf, may make application to an immigration officer, in Form 8 in the First Schedule, for a pupil’s pass. 1A. If a person seeking to enter or remain in Kenya under paragraph (1) is a citizen of Tanzania or Uganda, he shall be exempt from payment of the fee prescribed under regulation 6. that– (2) An immigration officer may issue a pupil’s pass if he is satisfied (a) the person seeking to enter or remain in Kenya has been accepted as a pupil by an approved educational or training establishment; and (b) there is adequate accommodation for the pupil at the educational or training establishment; and (c) that the issue of a pupil’s pass will not deprive a suitable citizen of Kenya of that accommodation. (3) Every pupil’s pass shall be in Form 9 in the First Schedule. 18. (1) A pupil’s pass shall, subject to the terms and conditions specified therein, entitle the holder thereof to enter Kenya within the period specified therein and to remain in Kenya for such period from the date of his entry into L.N. 379/2002.