faq

To apply for a visa, you usually need a valid passport, completed application form, passport photos, travel details, proof of funds, and documents supporting your visit purpose. Requirements may vary by country and visa type.

A tourist visa is for visiting a country temporarily for leisure or sightseeing. It does not allow work or long-term stay. Other visas, like work, student, or business visas, allow specific activities such as employment, education, or professional meetings.

No, you cannot work with a tourist visa. It only allows travel for leisure or sightseeing, not for employment or business activities. Working on a tourist visa is illegal in most countries.

Visa processing times vary by country and visa type. It can take anywhere from a few days to several weeks. Some visas may take longer if additional documents or interviews are required.

There is no strict age limit for applying for a visa. People of all ages can apply, but minors (usually under 18) may need additional documents like parental consent or a guardian’s letter.

Yes, you can apply for a visa if you have a criminal record, but approval depends on the type of crime, how long ago it happened, and the country’s immigration rules. Some countries may deny visas for certain offenses.

If your visa application is denied, you will be informed of the reason. You may be able to appeal the decision, reapply with corrected documents, or apply for a different type of visa, depending on the country’s rules.

You may need a transit visa if you're passing through a country on your way to another destination, depending on the country’s rules, your nationality, and the length of your layover. Some countries allow short transits without a visa if you stay in the airport.

In some countries, you can apply for a visa extension before your current visa expires. Approval depends on your visa type, the reason for extension, and local immigration rules. Always check with the country’s immigration office in advance.