Exit and Entry Administration Law

The Exit and Entry Administration Law governs how people can enter or leave a country. It sets rules for visa issuance, residence permits, and border controls to ensure legal travel and migration. The law aims to regulate movement across borders for safety, security, and economic reasons, while also protecting the rights of travelers. It details procedures for applying, inspection, and approval at borders, and manages issues like overstaying or illegal entry. Overall, it balances facilitating lawful movement with maintaining national security and order.