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CANADA VISA

A Canada visa is a stamp on your passport which allows you to enter the country of Canada. It is a permission for you to travel to the country and legally be able to stay either temporarily or permanently. Getting a visa to Canada means that the Canadian Consulate or Embassy in your home country decided that you are eligible and fulfill the requirements for entry. However, once you are at the Canadian border and customs, it is up to the officers at the border to evaluate whether you are fit to enter. If you answer the Canadian Border Services Officer (BSO) questions honestly and correctly, they will allow you to enter. Otherwise, if they suspect that you are not eligible to enter, they can deny you and ask you to go back to your home country even if you have a Canada visa.
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USA VISA

Millions of people enter and leave the United States every year. It is a popular tourism and immigration destination. However, if you are not a resident of the United States, you will most likely need a visa to enter the country. A US visa is a stamp that you get on your travel document, more specifically your passport, which means that you are eligible to enter the United States. Having a US Visa does not necessarily mean that you will enter the US, as this is at the discretion of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and the Customs and Borders Protection (CPB) Inspectors.
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NEWZEALAND VISA

Situated in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand offers plenty of reasons for you to travel there on a visa. Beautiful mountains, glassy beaches, lush rainforests, and vast plains are only some of the beautiful vistas you will find in New Zealand. Whether it’s embarking on a cruise, kayaking through serene waters, hiking amidst picturesque trails, indulging in adrenaline-pumping jumps or skydives, experiencing the thrill of jet boating, carving through snowy slopes while skiing, discovering the vibrant underwater world through snorkeling, or casting a line for fishing adventures, each endeavor promises an extraordinary New Zealand experience. New Zealand offers many visas to suit the preferences of many people. You can obtain visas to work, study, and visit for a certain length of time.
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AUSTRALIA VISA

An Australian Visa is a permit that allows you to travel to Australia for a predetermined period of time. Unlike most other countries, Australia does not issue visa stamps or labels on your passport. Instead, your visa privileges are recorded electronically on an online database and when you travel to Australia, the immigration officer will check the database to learn whether you have a visa. The Australia visa you apply for depends on the purpose of your visit – whether it is for tourism, business, work, studying, or to visit a family member. Passport holders of many countries can obtain a visa very easily online, while others may have to submit a paper application at an Embassy or Consulate.
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UK VISA

A UK visa is the authorizing document that gives worldwide citizens the right to enter, stay temporarily or live forever in the territory of the UK. A visa is usually either a stamp you receive in your passport or a document given by a UK consulate or embassy in your country of residence. If you are issued a visa, it means that you are eligible to enter the UK and that you meet the requirements of the particular visa that you have been given. There are different reasons why people want to apply for a UK visa, such as: To work and to do business To study For short stays and tourism To join family members who are already in the UK To transit through the UK to another country To live permanently As a refugee or as someone who needs humanitarian protection As a stateless person As someone who needs permission to stay
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SCHENGEN VISA

The Schengen Visa is a European short stay visa that allows its holder to travel throughout the Schengen Area. This type of visa is issued by one of the Schengen States and allows you to visit any of the Schengen countries for a duration of up to 90 days in total within 180 days. There are 29 countries in the Schengen Area. These countries have agreed to abolish all internal borders and have a common visa policy, although there may be slight differences with respect to procedures and required documentation. Every citizen of each country that is not part of the Schengen Area and whose country doesn’t have a Visa Facilitation Agreement with the EU needs a Schengen visa in order to enter any of the member countries.
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GERMANY VISA

Germany sees a number of visitors every year and plenty of people who want to live there long-term. However, most people need to have a valid visa in order to enter the country. If you are travelling to Germany for the purpose of tourism, then you will not need a short-stay visa to Germany if you are a national of the 62 visa-exempt countries. A German Tourist visa entitles its holder to stay in Germany for a maximum of 90 days within a 180-day period. Holders are permitted to travel to Germany and the other 29 Schengen countries while the visa is valid.
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ITALY VISA

An Italy Schengen visa allows the holder to travel to any country within the Schengen area and remain there for a maximum of 90 days within a six month period. Since Italy is part of the Schengen area, you can enter Italy with a Schengen visa as well. For stays that are longer than 90 days, you have to apply for an Italy National visa instead. However, depending on the country, not everyone needs to apply to get an Italian Visa for short stays. Some countries can freely travel to Italy with simply a passport or identification document.
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GREECE VISA

One cannot simply just travel to Greece, whether it is for tourism or settlement. In most cases, one will need a visa to be able to enter Greece. A Greece visa is a permit that enables its holder to enter Greece and stay here for a specified period. The visa also defines the activities in which the foreigner can engage, and whether he can bring family members with them or not. To get a Greek Visa you first need to apply for it. The application process includes several procedures, documents that need to be collected, and some certain fees to be paid. Following find everything you need to know about a Greek visa.
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CZECH REPUBLIC VISA

Traveling as a tourist in different places is usually an enjoyable experience. Still, sometimes it can be very stressful if you have to apply for a visa. Finding out which documents you need and how to prepare them can take time, which can be very challenging. The Czech Republic tourist visa is also known as a Schengen visa. That is because the Czech Republic is a part of the Schengen Agreement, so with a Czech visa, you can visit all the countries that are a part of the Schengen area (and vice versa).
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CROATIA VISA

Planning a trip to see King’s Landing (aka Dubrovnik, Croatia) may find you in need of having to apply for a Croatia visa beforehand. Croatia is a European country located between Central and Southeast Europe and is known as one of the most visited Mediterranean tourist destinations. It receives millions of tourists every year, due to its rich cultural and historical heritage and natural beauty, but mostly because of its coastline. Croatia is a member of the Schengen Area and the European Union, and as such, the Croatian visa policy is largely similar to that of other EU member states.
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POLAND VISA

Poland is a famous tourist destination due to its historic architecture, beautiful landscape, and low prices. From Warsaw to Krakow, Poland leaves no shortcomings in providing a good time. If you want to visit Poland for a short time, you might need a Poland Schengen visa. Poland’s tourist visa is referred to as a Schengen visa because Poland is part of the Schengen Agreement. This means that a single visa, issued by Poland, also grants you the right to visit all the other Schengen countries. Likewise, you can visit Poland with a visa issued by another Schengen country.
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PORTUGAL VISA

Did you know that Portugal is home to Livraria Bertrand, the oldest bookshop in the world? Located in Lisbon, the Bertrand Library has a charming blue-tiled facade (azulejos) and dates back to the 18th century. If you want to visit the library, you may need a Portugal Tourist Visa. The Tourist Visa is one of the types of the Portuguese Schengen Visas. It is short-term (valid for a maximum of three months), and issued to people who want to visit Portugal as a tourist but come from a country that does not have a visa-free agreement. If you get a Portugal Tourist Visa, you are allowed to travel to the other countries in the Schengen Area as well.
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HUNGARY VISA

There are plenty of reasons why one should put Hungary on their travel bucket list. The country is famous not only among European citizens but also among tourists around the world. Even though visiting Hungary sounds like an amazing idea to many people, there is a special category of travelers that must go through a visa application process to obtain a Hungary Tourist (Schengen) Visa. With a Schengen visa, you can enter Hungary for 90 days and stay in the country.
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LITHUANIA VISA

Lithuania is the perfect place for tourists as it offers plenty of famous spots that you need to visit at least once in your life. The money and devil museum surely pique the interest of travelers, and the parks with a large number of lakes only add to the specialities Lithuania has to offer. If you have made up your mind and want to visit Lithuania for a trip, you might need a Schengen tourist visa. The tourist visa is known as a Schengen visa because Lithuania is part of the Schengen agreement. This also means that the tourist visa allows you to enter all other Schengen countries with a Lithuanian visa.
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UAE VISA

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is a country in Western Asia. It is a sovereign constitutional monarchy, consisting of seven Emirates: Ajman, Dubai, Fujairah, Ras Al Khaimah, Sharjah, Umm Al Quwain, and Abu Dhabi, the largest Emirate as well as the capital. With the mix of modern architecture right next to the historical and cultural landmarks, UAE attracts millions of tourists every year. If you are planning a trip to the UAE, you may find that you need to apply for a UAE visa.
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SINGAPORE VISA

If you are planning a trip to Singapore and you need a visa, this article details the Singapore visa application. A Singapore visa allows the holder to enter a Singaporean point of entry, where they will be checked by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers. The ICA decide whether the visitor meets the requirements for entry into the country. You have to apply for a Singapore visa at least 30 days before you arrive in Singapore.
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MALAYSIA VISA

A Malaysia Visa is granted to foreign nationals who wish to enter Malaysia, and who are citizens of visa-subject countries. Malaysian Visas only allows the holder to travel to Malaysia, where they will be subject to border checks upon arrival. This means that a visa is not a complete guarantee that you can stay in Malaysia, for any purpose. It is the Immigration Officer at the entry point who decides whether you can enter Malaysia or not. The Immigration Officer at the entry point will issue all foreign travelers a Pass.
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NORWAY VISA

If you want to travel to Norway, you may have to apply for a Norway visa. Whether or not you need a visa for Norway depends on your nationality and the purpose of your travel. Many do not need a visa if they are travelling as tourists, but they do if they want to go there to work. If you are from a country that has a visa exemption, such as from the US, you can stay in Norway for up to 90 days without applying for a visa. During this time, you are not allowed to work or engage in any form of gainful employment.
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SWITZERLAND VISA

Switzerland is well-known for its beautiful mountain ranges, crystal clear lakes, ski resorts, and picturesque villages. As such, Switzerland is a popular tourist attraction with millions of people from around the world visiting it each year. Nationals of certain European countries can freely enter Switzerland with barely any restrictions. However, not everyone has a free pass for entering Switzerland. Those who are not exempt will need to apply for a Switzerland tourist visa in order to enter this Alpine country. If you want to enter Switzerland to visit your family members or friends, you may have to apply for a Switzerland Visitor Visa.
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FRANCE VISA

If you wish to visit France with the purpose of tourism for a period shorter than 90 days, depending on your nationality, you might be required to obtain a France Tourist visa first. The French Tourist visa permits you to stay in France for 90 days at most per a period of 180 days. Aside from the cases when your visa is marked as a Limited Territorial Validity visa, in general, you are permitted to travel with this visa to the other Schengen countries within that period.
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SPAIN VISA

There are a few procedures you may need to complete before coming to Spain. One of these procedures is getting a visa. A Spain visa is an authorization to enter Spain and remain there for a particular amount of days. It is usually in the form of a sticker, affixed to one’s passport. The type of visa you apply for defines the activities you can perform while in Spain. To get a Spain visa you will need to meet several criteria, complete a few procedures and most probably pay a fee.
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MALTA VISA

To travel to Malta as a tourist, you may need a tourist visa. The Malta tourist visa (also known as a Schengen visa), allows the holder to travel to Malta and all other countries in the Schengen area for a period of three months. This article will help you understand the steps you need to take to apply for a Malta tourist visa. You will learn about the requirements, how to apply, and how to receive a visa.
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TRAVEL-FREE VISA

Not everyone requires a visa to travel. Many countries have visa waiver agreements, which means they allow citizens of a select few countries to enter visa-free for short trips. Passport holders of Western countries (such as the U.S., Australia, Canada, and the EU States) can travel to most places without a visa. The allowed time for visa-free stays is short; it ranges from a few days to a few months. Regardless of your nationality, you should check your visa requirements before traveling.

Tips To Avoid Visa Refusal

OAPT provides Visa support and consultancy services and if the Customer wishes to purchase the Services, they have to be careful about the following tips:

  • Before placing an order or payment, figure out with the embassy if an appointment slot is available. Ask our consultant embassy website link contact number and email(email is the best option to communicate).
  • Ask our consultant based on nationality and current residence country and available embassy in a particular country which option is available.
  • Ask our consultant based on your travel history, education and work experience which option is perfectly suitable.
  • Upon getting a invitation ask our consultant for a translated invitation so you will have all the details which is necessary to fill out the application and in case of an interview.
  • Ask our consultant to document a checklist from a particular embassy
  • Never submit any fake documents.
  • Prepare your visa application according to the checklist(never miss to add a Bank statement with a bank seal with enough funds(equivalent to travel expenses minimum).
  • Do not forget to add return Air ticket booking/reservation (we can provide you with an additional cost).
  • Mind the employment date and must try to apply 25 days before the employment date.
  • When you collect all documents according to the checklist you may ask our consultant for an assessment.
  • After the assessment, our consultant will let you know if you require any documents or if you are all set to submit your visa application.
  • We will help you to prepare an interview in case you have been called for an interview by the embassy.