Micro decisions are also called administrative decisions and take an enormous place within foreign policy decisions. These decisions are narrow in scope, include a low threat, and handled at lower levels of foreign policy bureaucracy. Examples are, authorization of a visa, responding a request coming from an embassy, arrangements for hosting foreign missions, and so forth. Micro decisions are supposed to be depending upon macro decisions, for instance, when the relations of two countries spoil the routine visa policies and arrangements which are part of micro decision would change depending on the reversal of bilateral relations.