A job visa allows foreign nationals to work legally in another country, typically requiring a job offer and proof of qualifications.

A business visa enables individuals to conduct business activities abroad, such as attending meetings, conferences, and negotiating contracts, without local employment.

A diplomatic visa is issued to diplomats and government officials, granting them special privileges and immunity while conducting official business in a host country.

A student visa permits international students to enroll in educational programs, offering the opportunity to study and live in a foreign country.

A residence visa grants foreign nationals the right to live in a country for an extended period, often linked to employment or family ties.

A tourist visa allows individuals to visit a country for leisure and sightseeing purposes, typically with restrictions on work and duration of stay.

For individuals intending to live permanently in the U.S., often granted to family members, employees, refugees, or asylum seekers.

For individuals working on ships or aircraft.

For leisure, tourism, or medical treatment visits.

For individuals working in a religious capacity in the U.S.

For individuals seeking protection from persecution.