With the growth of international trade and commerce, commercial and company lawyers are increasingly called upon to deal with issues which affect the cross-border movement and settlement of business executives and investors. This work provides a quick and current reference to the laws and regulations which affect immigration and nationality questions: governmental attitudes toward immigration and naturalization; visa requirements and procedures for business and non-business visitors; immigration requirements; deportation; work permits; property ownership; taxation; and citizenship. The chapters are prepared with an emphasis on the interests of business executives and investors and provide non-specialists with a brief overview of relevant laws and practices. Each chapter is prepared by a specialist lawyer in his or her respective jurisdiction, and the work is kept current with regular updates. Volumes 1 and 2 cover 20 countries; additional countries will be added in future supplements. Published under the auspices of the Center for International Legal Studies.