entry restrictions
[/ˈɛntri rɪˈstrɪkʃənz/]
noun phrasepl: N/A (plural in form)
restrições de entrada
1. Official limitations or regulations that control or prevent access to a place, event, country, or institution
The museum has entry restrictions for visitors under 18 years old.
O museu tem restrições de entrada para visitantes menores de 18 anos.
2. Government-mandated controls on immigration or border crossing
Due to the pandemic, the country implemented strict entry restrictions for international travelers.
Devido à pandemia, o país implementou restrições de entrada rigorosas para viajantes internacionais.
3. Rules that limit participation or admission based on specific criteria
The competition has entry restrictions based on age and skill level.
A competição tem restrições de entrada baseadas em idade e nível de habilidade.
In Brazil, entry restrictions became particularly common after COVID-19, influencing everyday vocabulary. The term is widely used in official government communications, business contexts, and social discussions about border policies and public health measures. In the USA, the concept relates heavily to immigration debates and national security, making it politically charged terminology.
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