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Citizenship applications in the Kingdom of Eswatini are designed for foreign nationals who wish to assume Eswatini citizenship upon fulfilling the provisions of the Citizenship Act, 1992 and the country's Constitution.
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The entry visa is the Kingdom of Eswatini's short-stay authorisation, administered by the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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The Special Pass is the remedial instrument in the Eswatini permit system: the document a person reaches for when an ordinary application has gone wrong and their position needs to be regularised while a decision is revisited.
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A foreign national who wants to establish and run a business in the Kingdom of Eswatini applies for a Temporary Residence Permit under Part III, the business person category maintained by the Immigration Department of the Ministry of Home Affairs.
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The dependants category of the Temporary Residence Permit is how a spouse or child joins a foreign national already lawfully resident in the Kingdom of Eswatini.
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Employment in the Kingdom of Eswatini runs through the Temporary Residence Permit, and the Ministry of Home Affairs classifies the employed applicant under Part I of the permit scheme.
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Studying in the Kingdom of Eswatini is a permit matter, not a visa matter.
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Eswatini does not run a separate transit visa product with its own form and fee.
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The Visitors Pass is the Immigration Department's instrument for a hosted stay: a foreign national who is staying with someone already resident in the Kingdom of Eswatini, rather than travelling independently as a tourist.
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