kiutasítása

Kiutasítása is a Hungarian term that translates to "expulsion" or "deportation" in English. It refers to the act of forcing an individual, typically a foreigner, to leave a country. This measure is usually implemented by the state through its immigration or law enforcement authorities.

The reasons for kiutasítása can vary widely. Common grounds include illegal immigration, overstaying a visa, committing criminal offenses, posing a threat to national security, or violating the terms of a residency permit. The legal framework governing expulsion in Hungary, as in many other countries, is established by immigration laws and regulations. These laws outline the procedures, rights of the individual, and grounds for expulsion.

The process of kiutasítása typically involves an official decision by the relevant authorities. The individual may have the right to legal representation and to appeal the decision, depending on the specific circumstances and the applicable laws. In some cases, expulsion may be accompanied by a ban on re-entry into the country for a specified period or permanently. The enforcement of kiutasítása is carried out by designated state agencies, often involving border guards or police. International human rights conventions and agreements can also influence the application of expulsion procedures, ensuring certain standards of treatment and due process are met.