Exit-Entry Law

Definition

The Exit-Entry Law refers to a set of regulations that govern the entry and exit of individuals in a country. It outlines the requirements, procedures, and restrictions for foreigners entering or leaving a country.

Related terms

Visa: A document issued by a country's government that allows foreign individuals to enter, stay, or work in that country for a specific period.

Immigration Control: The process of monitoring and regulating the entry and stay of foreigners in a country.

Passport: An official government document that certifies an individual's identity and citizenship, allowing them to travel internationally.