BUSINESS VISA
Business visas are valid for 6 months or more and allow multiple entries. It is a visa issued to a person wishing to make a short stay in India to explore business opportunities or conduct business in India. The applicants will require: a letter from the organisation with whom they intend to do business, stating the nature of the business/duration of stay/places to be visited / sufficient funds, and a prepaid onward ticket.
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CONFERENCE VISA
A conference organised by a government organisation offered Conference Visas to delegates who want to attend a conference in India. Those who are attending a conference with a private organisation in India should apply for a Business visa.
A conference organised by a government organisation offered Conference Visas to delegates who want to attend a conference in India. Those who are attending a conference with a private organisation in India should apply for a Business visa.
EMPLOYMENT VISA
Employment visas are issued to foreigners who are working in India for an organisation registered in India. It is usually granted for one year, but it can be extended. In order to apply for an Employment visa, you'll need proof of employment with a company/organisation in India.
Employment visas are issued to foreigners who are working in India for an organisation registered in India. It is usually granted for one year, but it can be extended. In order to apply for an Employment visa, you'll need proof of employment with a company/organisation in India.
ENTRY PERMIT
An entry permit is issued for a person wishing to make a shorter stay in a country. The proofs most countries ask for to issue an entry permit are sufficient funds and a prepaid onward ticket.
An entry permit is issued for a person wishing to make a shorter stay in a country. The proofs most countries ask for to issue an entry permit are sufficient funds and a prepaid onward ticket.
ENTRY VISA
An entry visa is issued for a person wishing to make a shorter stay in a country. The proofs most countries ask for to issue an entry visa are sufficient funds and a prepaid onward ticket.
An entry visa is issued for a person wishing to make a shorter stay in a country. The proofs most countries ask for to issue an entry visa are sufficient funds and a prepaid onward ticket.
EXIT PERMIT
Exit Permits entitle travellers to leave a country. These permits may be necessary for citizens to leave their own country of domicile. Exit permits may also be required by foreign nationals to leave a country through which they had been travelling, or by refugee.
Exit Permits entitle travellers to leave a country. These permits may be necessary for citizens to leave their own country of domicile. Exit permits may also be required by foreign nationals to leave a country through which they had been travelling, or by refugee.
FAMILY BASED VISA
Family-based visas are issued to any citizen requesting a visa for their son/daughter and their parents for permanent residence.
Family-based visas are issued to any citizen requesting a visa for their son/daughter and their parents for permanent residence.
GREEN CARD
Identity card issued by the US government to non citizens who are permanent residents of the United States.
Identity card issued by the US government to non citizens who are permanent residents of the United States.
IMMIGRANT VISA
A visa for a person who plans to live indefinitely and permanently in the country.
A visa for a person who plans to live indefinitely and permanently in the country.
INFORMATION REQUIRED BY THE AGENT FOR VISA REQUIREMENTS
Client’s nationality or citizenship
* Country of origin (where journey begins)
* Any stopover or transfer points on the route
* Country of destination
* What type of passport the client is travelling on:- Requirements may vary according to the type of passport (Example:- Normal Passport, Diplomat Passport and Official Passports)
* Check transit and entry requirements for all countries visited or being transited.
* Rules regarding “transit” often differ from those related to a “stopover”.
* A “transit” can mean different things in different countries — check the time permitted for transit.
* If the client’s transfer is longer than the transit time allowed, then a visitor visa must be applied for instead of a transit visa.
Client’s nationality or citizenship
* Country of origin (where journey begins)
* Any stopover or transfer points on the route
* Country of destination
* What type of passport the client is travelling on:- Requirements may vary according to the type of passport (Example:- Normal Passport, Diplomat Passport and Official Passports)
* Check transit and entry requirements for all countries visited or being transited.
* Rules regarding “transit” often differ from those related to a “stopover”.
* A “transit” can mean different things in different countries — check the time permitted for transit.
* If the client’s transfer is longer than the transit time allowed, then a visitor visa must be applied for instead of a transit visa.
INTERIM VISA
Granted for the purpose of maintaining lawful status in the country, when an individual has applied for a further temporary visa, and his or her application is being considered.
Granted for the purpose of maintaining lawful status in the country, when an individual has applied for a further temporary visa, and his or her application is being considered.
JOURNALIST VISA
A journalist visa is issued to a professional journalist or photographer for a period of 3 months.
A journalist visa is issued to a professional journalist or photographer for a period of 3 months.
K-1 VISA
Reserved for a fiancé(e) of a United States Citizen. The recipient of this visa must marry the fiancé(e) within 90 days of entry to the U.S. and to obtain permanent residence only through sponsorship by that U.S. citizen.
Reserved for a fiancé(e) of a United States Citizen. The recipient of this visa must marry the fiancé(e) within 90 days of entry to the U.S. and to obtain permanent residence only through sponsorship by that U.S. citizen.
K-3 VISA
Reserved for the spouse of a U.S. Citizen. The U.S. Citizen spouse must file an Immigrant Petition for Alien Relative.
Reserved for the spouse of a U.S. Citizen. The U.S. Citizen spouse must file an Immigrant Petition for Alien Relative.
LIMITED VISA
Granted to people who wish to come to the country for an express purpose.
Granted to people who wish to come to the country for an express purpose.
MEDICAL VISA
Medical visas are issued to those coming to the country for medical treatment. The treatment should be significant. Up to 2 Medical Attendant visas will be issued to accompany the patient.
Medical visas are issued to those coming to the country for medical treatment. The treatment should be significant. Up to 2 Medical Attendant visas will be issued to accompany the patient.
MULTI ENTRY VISA
Lapses on the date its validity expiries.
Lapses on the date its validity expiries.
NON IMMIGRANT VISA (NIV)
Nonimmigrant visas are primarily classified by the principal purpose of travel and restricted to the activity, and they are generally issued to tourists, students, diplomats and temporary workers.
Nonimmigrant visas are primarily classified by the principal purpose of travel and restricted to the activity, and they are generally issued to tourists, students, diplomats and temporary workers.
PERMANENT RESIDENT VISA
Holders are entitled to travel to the country at any time and stay indefinitely without conditions.
Holders are entitled to travel to the country at any time and stay indefinitely without conditions.
RE ENTRY PERMIT
Re entry permit entitles the holder to return to the country of domicile. These permits are generally required for returning residents who are not citizens of a country.
Re entry permit entitles the holder to return to the country of domicile. These permits are generally required for returning residents who are not citizens of a country.
RESEARCH VISA
Research visas are issued to professors and scholars who wish to visit the country for research-related purposes.
Research visas are issued to professors and scholars who wish to visit the country for research-related purposes.
RESIDENT VISA
Holders are entitled to travel to the country and stay indefinitely, subject to other conditions, such as a requirement to invest a certain amount of money in the country within a certain timeframe.
Holders are entitled to travel to the country and stay indefinitely, subject to other conditions, such as a requirement to invest a certain amount of money in the country within a certain timeframe.
SCHENGEN VISA
The Schengen Visa, established in 1995, is an agreement between several member states of the European Union (EU) that removes immigration controls for travel within and between 23 European countries. Schengen Countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden.
The Schengen Visa, established in 1995, is an agreement between several member states of the European Union (EU) that removes immigration controls for travel within and between 23 European countries. Schengen Countries: Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden.
SINGLE ENTRY VISA
Valid for once it has been used.
Valid for once it has been used.
STUDENT VISA
Permission to enter a country, issued to a student, is normally for the purpose of attending school in that country.
Permission to enter a country, issued to a student, is normally for the purpose of attending school in that country.
TEMPORARY VISA
There are a variety of temporary visas, for example, visitor visas, student visas and work visas (similar to the current temporary entry visas).
There are a variety of temporary visas, for example, visitor visas, student visas and work visas (similar to the current temporary entry visas).
TOURIST CARD
Tourist cards are usually obtained from an authorised travel agent, tour operator or consulate. A fee may be charged. It entitles the holder to enter a country on a single trip for a specified period of time. Extensions are normally allowed.
Tourist cards are usually obtained from an authorised travel agent, tour operator or consulate. A fee may be charged. It entitles the holder to enter a country on a single trip for a specified period of time. Extensions are normally allowed.
TOURIST VISA
Tourist visas are issued to people who want to visit friends and sightsee, and they are valid for 6 months. Tourist visas can be granted for more than six months, depending on the applicant's nationality.
Tourist visas are issued to people who want to visit friends and sightsee, and they are valid for 6 months. Tourist visas can be granted for more than six months, depending on the applicant's nationality.
TRANSIT VISA
Provides the right of entry into another country solely for the purpose of making onward travel connections to a third country.
Provides the right of entry into another country solely for the purpose of making onward travel connections to a third country.
TRANSIT WITHOUT VISA (TWOV)
Allowing some nationality without a visa if they are stopping to change the flight and is not leaving the airport lounge.
Allowing some nationality without a visa if they are stopping to change the flight and is not leaving the airport lounge.
TRAVEL VISA
A stamp in a passport or another official document gives the traveller the right to enter a particular country.
A stamp in a passport or another official document gives the traveller the right to enter a particular country.
VISA WAIVER PROGRAM (VWP)
Citizens of participating countries who meet the Visa Waiver Program requirements may be allowed to enter the country as visitors for pleasure or business without first obtaining a visa. Visitors can stay for only 90 days and cannot extend their stay.
Citizens of participating countries who meet the Visa Waiver Program requirements may be allowed to enter the country as visitors for pleasure or business without first obtaining a visa. Visitors can stay for only 90 days and cannot extend their stay.
VISITOR VISA
It provides the right of entry to another country, subject to satisfying immigration authorities at the point of entry. Conditions for obtaining a visitor’s visa include: Proof of sufficient funds for the length of stay and onward tickets before the visa is issued.
It provides the right of entry to another country, subject to satisfying immigration authorities at the point of entry. Conditions for obtaining a visitor’s visa include: Proof of sufficient funds for the length of stay and onward tickets before the visa is issued.
X ENTRY VISA
An X visa used to be issued to people who didn't clearly fall into any of the other categories of visa applicants such as: A foreigner of Indian origin / Spouse and children of a foreigner of Indian origin or Indian citizen / Spouse and dependent children of a foreigner coming to India on any other long term visa, such as an Employment visa or Business visa / Unlike Tourist visas, X visas are not subject to the two month gap. Therefore, people of Indian origin should apply for one of these visas when visiting India. It's not possible to work in India on an X visa. However, X visas can be extended in India, and there's no need to leave every six months.
An X visa used to be issued to people who didn't clearly fall into any of the other categories of visa applicants such as: A foreigner of Indian origin / Spouse and children of a foreigner of Indian origin or Indian citizen / Spouse and dependent children of a foreigner coming to India on any other long term visa, such as an Employment visa or Business visa / Unlike Tourist visas, X visas are not subject to the two month gap. Therefore, people of Indian origin should apply for one of these visas when visiting India. It's not possible to work in India on an X visa. However, X visas can be extended in India, and there's no need to leave every six months.
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