Immigration laws

Immigration laws are regulations that govern how individuals can enter, reside, and become citizens of a country. These laws outline requirements for visas, work permits, and residency, as well as processes for asylum seekers and refugees. They vary widely by country and are influenced by factors such as national security, economic needs, and humanitarian concerns. Violating immigration laws can lead to deportation or legal penalties. Ultimately, these laws seek to balance the nation's interests with the rights of individuals seeking to live or work in a new country.