Visitor Visa

A visitor visa, also called a tourist or temporary visa, is a document issued by immigration authorities allowing a foreign tourist to enter and stay in a country for a limited period. The duration of the stay varies from a few days to several months, depending on the country’s laws and regulations. Visitor visas come with restrictions, such as not being allowed to work or study, and the holder must leave the country before the visa expires. To apply, you’ll need to submit essential documents, including a valid passport, proof of residence, a return ticket, and evidence of sufficient funds to support your stay.

Canada

In Canada, a visitor visa (Temporary Resident Visa - TRV) permits tourists to stay for up to six months. Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of funds, a return ticket, and may need to submit biometric data or a letter of invitation; working or studying is not allowed without a separate permit.

USA

The U.S. visitor visa (B-1/B-2) allows short-term stays for tourism or business, typically up to six months, with the duration decided by the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer at entry. Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of ties to their home country, financial stability, and may need to attend an interview and submit biometric data.

UK

The UK Standard Visitor Visa allows stays of up to six months for tourism, leisure, or short-term purposes, with options for long-term visas of up to ten years. Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of funds, ties to their home country, and may need an invitation letter or additional documentation.

Australia

Australia’s Visitor Visa (subclass 600) allows tourists to stay for up to three, six, or twelve months, requiring a valid passport, financial proof, and evidence of plans to leave the country. In some cases, health checks or additional documents may be needed, and visitors cannot work or study for more than three months, with penalties for overstaying.

Schengen

A Schengen Visa allows tourists to travel within most European countries for up to 90 days in a 180-day period, including destinations like France, Germany, Italy, and Spain. Applicants need a valid passport, travel insurance, financial proof, and ties to their home country; the visa prohibits work or study, and travelers must leave before it expires.

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