The purpose of your trip decides which visa you need. Here's what each category covers, who it's for, and what to expect.
For holidays, sightseeing and short personal visits. The most common visa worldwide and often available as an eVisa or visa on arrival.
For meetings, conferences, negotiations and short-term business activity. Usually requires an invitation letter from the host company.
For enrollment in schools, colleges and universities. Tied to an accepted offer from a recognized institution.
For taking up employment or a sponsored assignment. Normally requires a job offer and employer sponsorship.
For travelers seeking medical treatment abroad, often with a companion. Requires documentation from the treating hospital.
For short stopovers while connecting between international flights. Some countries waive it for airside transfers.
For visiting or reuniting with relatives abroad. Requires proof of relationship and often a sponsor in-country.
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