Searching What Visa You Need For Your Upcoming Travel?

Everyone in the world, at the moment, is looking forward to traveling again, and even first-time travelers who had plans to travel early in the year got their hopes dashed by the pandemic. Now it looks like the world is gradually returning to normal, and the travel authorities are opening up travel routes and borders. Every intending traveler must prepare ahead by knowing the type of visa they will need and what they require. For travelers who are thinking of obtaining a visa soon, here is a look at the types of visas they can obtain for their upcoming travel.

• Online Visa vs. Regular Visa

Many countries now allow travelers to apply for their visas in different ways. Travelers can now apply online without visiting the embassy, although this is still limited to some visa categories, and not every country is available. But with the COVID-19 pandemic and how everything has changed in the world, an online visa might just be the most preferred option. An online visa allows travelers to apply on the internet, submit their documents, and receive their visa documents via email. Online visa ensures that the whole visa application and processing remain contactless and stress-free. Regular visa application involves going to the embassy, meeting an embassy official, and waiting for the visa decision.

 At Natvisa.com, we offer online visa application and deliver the visa approval document without you leaving the comfort of your home. You will also find information about other types of visas at natvisa.com.

• Tourist Visa

This is the type of visa to apply for if you want to visit a country for tourism purposes. If you are planning a vacation or you have a conference to attend, or you want to go shopping sometime soon, you should apply for a tourist visa on www.natvisa.com. Your visa will be processed and delivered to your email. Some of the requirements of a tourist visa are highlighted below;

i.                     A valid passport with at least six months’ validity.

ii.                   Travel itinerary with proof of accommodation throughout your stay in the destination country.

iii.                  Proof of funds or bank statement to prove that you can take care of your expenses throughout your stay.

iv.                 Return flight ticket

 

• Business Visa

A business visa allows you to travel to a destination country for the sole purpose of doing business in that country. You do not need to be a citizen of the destination country for you to be able to conduct business there. Before you apply for a business visa, below is an example of what you may need to provide to apply for the business visa:

i.                     A completed visa application form.

ii.                   A valid passport with at least six-months validity.

iii.                  Travel itinerary showing date of entry and date of departure.

iv.                 Proof of accommodation.

v.                   Travel insurance policy.

vi.                 Proof of finances - Sponsorship letter or bank statement or both.

vii.                A cover letter with details about the trip from either the employer or the company you are going to work with in the destination.

viii.              Self-employed travelers must provide a copy of their business license, tax returns, and bank statement.

• Medical Visa

A medical visa is issued to travelers who wish to travel to a country for the treatment of a medical condition at an accredited and specialized treatment center or hospital. Below is an example of what you may need to provide to apply foe a medical visa:

i.                     A valid international passport with a six-month validity.

ii.                   Completed online visa application form.

iii.                  Applicant’s photographs.

iv.                 Referral letter from a reputable medical center with details of the patient’s illness and why they need foreign medical care.

v.                   Invitation letter from the destination medical center indicating the details of the patient’s illness and treatment process.

vi.                 Proof of funds or bank statements to show that the applicant can adequately foot the treatment bills and post-treatment expenses. If the treatment is being sponsored, there should be an affidavit from the sponsor and a means of identification.

vii.                Patients must provide copies of x-ray/CT scan/MRI results as well as other treatments they might have undergone.

viii.              If the patient is traveling for an organ transplant, they must provide a compatibility report for both donor and patient.

Wrapping Up

The travel calendar for many people is definitely filled up already, and yours is probably filled up as well. Thus, before things get clumsy, do your best to prepare adequately for your trip by knowing the type of visa you are going to need and its requirements. Natvisa offers different types of visa to any country in the world, and with our streamlined fast-track visa processing, visa application on Natvisa is online. You will also get your visa decision within a few business days.