The reservoir pressure plays a crucial role in the EOR-foam process. Higher pressures require lower surfactant concentrations to achieve a specified mobility reduction factor (MRF) . Consideration of reservoir pressure and rock permeability is crucial when selecting the injection mode (such as SAG, co-injection, or preformed foam). To ensure the success of a foam application, it is imperative to determine the specific problem to be addressed. This involves identifying the well causing the problem and pinpointing the offending well. It is also important to determine whether foam application is best suited for a production well or an injection well. Additionally, the use of foam as a mobility control agent is crucial, especially for injection wells where sustained injectivity and long-distance propagation are critical factors. This requires a low to moderate Mobility Reduction Factor.