A
Before Foundation
At the current stage, “visitor” describes access to the project/digital environment to the extent actually offered. It is not equivalent to immigration entry into a country or physical border control.
Future function · access and status
Visitors and non-residents
This page documents how visitors may be treated within Candeia when this internal regime is activated. In pre-alpha, it does not describe an immigration process or an available service.
In summary
The essentials
Visitors and non-residents have, at minimum, dignity, equality, privacy, property, defence and due process in relation to acts subject to the Candeian order. Because Candeia's territory is exclusively digital, ordinary visitation of the public digital space requires age 18.
Two legal stages
Pre-Foundation × post-Foundation
D
After Foundation
After Foundation, the visitor regime may produce internal effects under the Constitution and law, always limited to Candeia's digital territory and services. This does not create a border, visa or immigration power in the physical world.
What “visitor” means here
Access is not residence
Entering a public environment or using a non-essential service does not create residence, citizenship or nationality through mere participation.
Children: essential channels, not ordinary visitation
Minors may have a restricted and safe interface for Justice, Civil Registry, defence, protection and other essential rights where legally necessary.
Constitutional basis
Read it in the full text
These provisions of the Proposed Constitution address the subject in greater depth.