inpassering

Inpassering is the act or process of entering or gaining access to a place, area, or system. The term is used in Norwegian and Swedish contexts and is formed from in- (into) and passering (the act of passing). It covers both physical entry through doors and gates and electronic or administrative entry, such as gaining authorized access to a building, a network, or a service.

In border control and immigration contexts, inpassering refers to the process by which an individual is permitted to enter a country, subject to rules and checks by authorities. This can involve documents such as passports and visas, as well as security checks, health inspections, and custom procedures. The emphasis is on permission and compliance with regulations.

In facilities management and security, inpassering describes the management of who may enter a restricted space. Access is typically controlled by systems such as badges, codes, or biometrics, and unauthorized inpassering is treated as a security breach. In event venues, inpassering denotes the entry of ticket holders, usually regulated by gates or turnstiles to manage flow and verify authorization.

Signage and policy contexts may use phrases indicating restricted or no entry to prevent inpassering without proper authorization. The concept is closely linked to broader topics such as access control, admission, border control, and entry management.

See also: access control, admission, border control, entry.