24 [Subsidiary] CAP. 172 Immigration [Rev. 2010 (a) at any place other than a place specified in the Third Schedule; or (b) at a place specified in the Third Schedule at any time other than the time shown in relation to such place in that Schedule, shall be guilty of an offence. Part III—Entry Permits 6. (1) Every application for an entry permit shall be made to an immigration officer in Form 3 in the First Schedule. (2) Every entry permit issued shall be in Form 4 in the First Schedule and the appropriate fee therefor specified in the Second Schedule shall be charged. 7. (1) An entry permit issued in respect of a person not present in Kenya at the time of issue shall cease to be valid if such person fails to enter Kenya thereunder within six months of the date of issue thereof: Provided that an immigration officer may, in his discretion, extend for a further period of six months the validity of such entry permit. (2) For the purposes of class K entry permits (referred to in the Schedule to the Act) the prescribed amounts of the assured annual income required of a person specified in the first column of the Fourth Schedule to these Regulations shall be those specified in relation thereto in the second column of that Schedule; and any class K entry permit issued shall remain valid for so long only as the holder thereof has in his own right and at his full and free disposition the appropriate assured annual income. 8. An immigration officer may, in his discretion, cancel an entry permit issued under the Act, or vary the terms and conditions thereof: Provided that the cancellation of any entry permit shall be subject to confirmation by the Minister. 9. (1) Where the holder of an entry permit of any of the classes A to E (inclusive) ceases to engage in the employment in respect of which the entry permit was issued, the employer specified in the entry permit shall, within a period of seven days from the date on which the holder ceased to engage in the employment, report in writing to an immigration officer that the holder has ceased to engage in such employment. (2) Any employer who fails to comply with this regulation shall be guilty of an offence. 10. (1) An immigration officer may require any person engaged in a business, profession or occupation to deliver a return, in Form 22 in the First Schedule of himself and of all persons in his employment.