One way would be to limit who can receive a passport or visa to travel to another country and another would be at the entrance to the country they may not be admitted for example due to inadequate funds to live. In my case, when I travelled by bus from Costa Rica to Panama, the Panamanian authorities required that I either have a ticket out of the country or a return ticket back to San Jose, Costa Rica.
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It's obvious.
option b. and d.
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The answer is a
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No. It is the other way around.
When you sell a product to another country, you are exporting your product. The country buying your product is the importer as they are bringing the product into the country by buying it.
