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Immigration to Barrayaran Empire

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The Nexus population mobility is scarce and easily controllable: therefore the immigration is more a choice made by guest governments rather than a phenomenon experienced by worlds of destination. The Barrayaran Empire is a complex polity, with different societies and different social needs: Komarr is an advanced planet, with the strict need of conciliating population and domed cities growths, while Barrayar is a growing society with abundant resources compared to the relatively small population, and the need of ensuring political and cultural compatibility as well as increasing the total number of population; finally, Sergyar is a settlement colony, with some of problems of both Komarr and Barrayar.

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The Nexus population mobility is scarce and easily controllable: therefore the immigration is more a choice made by guest governments rather than a phenomenon experienced by worlds of destination. The Barrayaran Empire is a complex polity, with different societies and different social needs: Komarr is an advanced planet, with the strict need of conciliating population and domed cities growths, while Barrayar is a growing society with abundant resources compared to the relatively small population, and the need of ensuring political and cultural compatibility as well as increasing the total number of population; finally, Sergyar is a settlement colony, with some of problems of both Komarr and Barrayar. Fight against external immigration is a significant contribution to security of the Empire. It is carried out through activities involving coordination of border space-jump controls and management and strict control of foreign residing in the country. Action to combat illegal immigration involves development and adoption of measures and initiatives targeting immigration dynamics. The Central Directorate for Immigration is set to develop strategies to counter immigration and dealing with any issue arising from the presence of foreign nationals on the national territory. The Directorate is in charge of gathering and analysing information on measures taken to monitor, prevent and fight against immigration by sea and by land. Handling of immigrants leaving on the national territory is entrusted to the immigration centres falling within the responsibility of the Department for Religion and Immigration.