Tourist & Visitor Visa Consultation

• Coverage for the entire stay, including health and emergencies

• Employment letter or NOC from employer
• Business registration and financials (if self-employed)

• Property ownership documents, family details, or job commitments to ensure return

• Proof of payment for visa application fees.

• As per the country’s requirements (passport-size photos).
• Fingerprints & facial recognition (if required).

Your activities must be limited to those allowed under a tourist or visitor visa. These typically include:

• Sightseeing and tourism
• Visiting family or friends
• Attending weddings, events, or ceremonies
• Participating in short recreational courses (non-degree)
• You cannot enroll in long-term study programs, conduct business, or engage in media/journalism activities without the appropriate visa.

• Follow all public health guidelines, especially regarding vaccinations, pandemic-related protocols (mask mandates, quarantine rules), and emergency measures. Some countries require proof of travel insurance and health coverage for the entire duration of your stay.

• In some countries, if your stay exceeds a certain number of days (e.g., 90 days), you may need to register your address with local authorities or obtain a temporary residence permit. Always check the specific entry and residence requirements of your destination.

• Ensure you have sufficient funds to support yourself during your stay. Immigration officers may ask for proof of funds during entry or while applying for a visa extension. Running out of money or seeking unauthorized work can lead to legal issues.