Q12. Can I get a replacement of NOL if the original one has been lost, damaged or defaced?
Mainland students may request the Quality Migrants and Mainland Residents Section of the Immigration Department direct for the issuance of a fresh NOL free of charge. Other non-local students may approach Extension Section for the same arrangement.
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