The judge may also prohibit the convicted person from residing or appearing in the home where the victim resides. This prohibition may not exceed ten years for a felony. Article 81: A ban on appearing in certain places is automatically applicable from the day on which the conviction becomes final or the day on which the penalty is prescribed and is executed in accordance with the provisions of the last paragraph of article 71. In the case provided for in paragraph 2 of article 80, if the conviction is not immediately followed by the imprisonment of the convicted person, the prohibition to appear is automatically applicable from the day the conviction is pronounced. Section 4: Ban on residing on the territory of the Republic Article 82: In all cases where a conviction is handed down against a foreigner, the judge may ban the convicted person from the entire territory of the Republic. The duration of the ban is: 1°) five to twenty years for a felony; 2°) two to five years for a misdemeanor. The modalities for the application of this article shall be provided for by decree. Article 83: The judge may ban from residing on the territory of the Republic any foreigner who is a threat to public order and who has been acquitted, discharged or released for any of the reasons provided for in article 102. In case of impossibility of execution or until it is possible to execute it, the ban from the territory shall be replaced by confinement in care home. In the event that this confinement is terminated in accordance with the provisions of article 79, the provisions of article 82 shall apply automatically. Section 5: Closure of a business Article 84: Irrespective of the sentence pronounced against the offender(s), the closure of an enterprise, a business, a commercial, industrial or cultural center or of any other kind that has been used to commit or facilitate the commission of the felony or misdemeanor may be ordered when the nature or gravity of the offence and the interests of public order so justify. This measure may be limited to a specific time, place or area. It shall not exceed five years. In the event of recidivism as provided for in articles 122 to 124, the permanent closure of a business may be ordered.