Emmigration policies

Emigration policies are the rules and regulations that a country sets to control who can leave its borders to live elsewhere. These policies may include requirements such as travel documentation, approval processes, or restrictions based on safety, security, or diplomatic reasons. Governments use these policies to manage the number of people leaving, ensure national security, and align with international agreements. Essentially, they balance individual freedom to emigrate with broader national interests, and may vary widely depending on a country's laws and geopolitical considerations.