Palautuskielto

Palautuskielto, often translated as "return ban" or "prohibition of return," is a legal or administrative measure that prevents a person from returning to a specific country or territory. This prohibition can be imposed for various reasons, including national security concerns, public order violations, or as a consequence of previous criminal activity or immigration offenses.

In some jurisdictions, a palautuskielto might be a temporary measure, while in others, it can be permanent. The specific conditions and duration of such a ban are typically determined by the relevant laws and the authorities responsible for immigration or border control. Individuals subject to a palautuskielto are usually notified of the decision and may have avenues for appeal or review, depending on the legal framework of the country.

The implementation of a palautuskielto often involves the recording of the individual's details in relevant databases to ensure compliance at border crossings. It can affect a person's ability to travel, work, or reside in the prohibited area. The purpose of these bans is generally to safeguard national interests or to enforce immigration policies.