At Indie Visa, with over a decade of experience in global visa facilitation, we help travelers navigate the complexities of visitor visas. Here are the core features you should understand:

• Temporary Stay
  Visitor visas are typically issued for short-term stays, ranging from a few weeks to several months, depending on the destination country’s policies.

• No Employment Rights
  This visa type strictly prohibits any form of employment or paid activity while in the host country.

• Proof of Purpose
  Applicants must clearly state and support the reason for their visit — whether it’s tourism, family visits, business meetings, or medical treatment — with appropriate documents like travel itineraries or invitation letters.

• Financial Sufficiency
  You must demonstrate that you can financially support yourself for the entire duration of your stay. Bank statements or sponsor letters may be required.

• Return Intentions
  Most countries require evidence that you plan to return to your home country. This could include return flight bookings, employment commitments, family ties, or property ownership.

• Health and Security Checks
  Depending on your nationality and the visa duration, you may need to undergo a medical examination or provide a police clearance certificate to meet the host country’s health and safety requirements.