Bilateral Migration Agreements

Bilateral Migration Agreements are formal arrangements between two countries that govern how their citizens can move, work, and settle across borders. These agreements set rules to facilitate safe and organized migration, ensuring legal rights, visa procedures, and protections are clear for migrants and governments. They help manage migration flow, reduce illegal entry, and promote cooperation on issues like labor, security, and social integration. Essentially, they create a structured framework to make international movement smoother, fairer, and more predictable for both countries and their citizens.