What is the term for visits by foreign individuals to Department of Defense facilities?

The term "Foreign Visits" specifically refers to the practice of foreign individuals coming to Department of Defense (DoD) facilities for various purposes, such as official meetings, discussions, or educational opportunities. This designation helps to identify and classify the nature of these visits and allows for proper procedures and protocols to be followed, including security assessments and appropriate briefings for visitors.

Using this term is crucial for maintaining security and ensuring that the DoD can manage risks associated with the presence of foreign nationals on sensitive sites. In the context of counterintelligence, accurately categorizing and understanding these visits is essential for safeguarding sensitive information and operations.

Other terms like "International Delegations," "Government Exchanges," and "Official Tours" may encompass broader or different types of interactions with foreign individuals but do not specifically highlight the visits to DoD facilities. Thus, "Foreign Visits" is the most appropriate term in this context.