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# Border and Immigration Law

## Preamble
This Law establishes the framework for border delimitation and management, as well as the processes related to entry, residency, and immigration within the territory of Liberland.
This Law establishes the framework for border delimitation and management, as well as the processes related to entry, residency, and immigration within the territory of Liberland.

# Book 1: Borders and Establishing their Security

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> i. by virtue of evidence of an official offer of employment by the prospective employer which is a Liberland-based person or institution,

> ii. by virtue of evidence of past record of employment or accepted professional qualifications, such as trade or university diplomas and at least 3000 USD of disposable income in provable possession; and
> ii. by virtue of evidence of past record of employment or accepted professional qualifications, such as trade or university diplomas and at least USD 3000 of disposable income in provable possession; and

c) has at least 3 000 USD in disposable income in provable possession;
c) has at least USD 3000 in disposable income in provable possession;

d) when not in gainful employment or not performing gainful economic activity, they shall actively seek such employment or economic activity; where they are unable to do so, they shall do their best to put themselves into the position of being able to do so in future.

2) If the applicant doesn't fulfill the requirements as listed above, the applicant needs to prove that they possess sufficient means to survive in Liberland, which include:
2) If the applicant doesn't fulfil the requirements as listed above, the applicant needs to prove that they possess sufficient means to survive in Liberland, which include:

a) at least 120 000 USD in disposable income in provable possession; or
a) at least USD 120 000 in disposable income in provable possession; or

b) the written statement by another person or by an organization of repute testifying they will provide for them, where such a person or organization is in provable possession of at least 120 000 USD in disposable income; or
b) the written statement by another person or by an organization of repute testifying they will provide for them, where such a person or organization is in provable possession of at least USD 120 000 in disposable income; or

c) at least 12 000 USD and they are:
c) at least USD 12 000 and they are:

> i. students of any type of school, or

> ii. pro-bono workers performing work provably beneficial to others,

and their Residence Visa shall be retained for as long as their study or pro-bono work lasts plus 4 election terms

#### § 3: Format of Reisdence Visa
#### § 3: Format of Residence Visa
The standardized format of each type of visa shall be determined by Regulation issued by the Ministry of Interior. Only an immigration officer with a first class delegation may issue a visa in a non-standardized format and only in cases where no other course would be just and reasonable.

### Article 39: Family Visa
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