Glossary Visa

Navigating the world of visas can be challenging, especially with the myriad of terms and definitions used in the process. Our comprehensive glossary aims to simplify this journey, offering clear and concise explanations for all visa-related terms. Whether you're a seasoned traveler, a first-time applicant, or just curious, our glossary is here to assist.

A-Z Passport Glossary

A
- Authentication: A process of verifying the legitimacy of a document, often necessary for international procedures (...).

B
- Business Visa: A non-immigrant visa which is provided to U.S. business travelers who are visiting a foreign country for a short period of time for business purposes (...).

C
- Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA): A document issued by a U.S. embassy or consulate reflecting the birth of a U.S. citizen in a foreign country (...).

D
- Diplomatic Visa: A type of visa issued to foreign diplomats and government officials for travel to the United States. (...).

E
- E-Visa : An electronic visa that foreign travelers can apply for online, rather than going to an embassy or consulate (...).
- Entry Visa : A general term for a visa that allows U.S. citizens to enter a foreign country (...).

L
- Long-Stay Visa : A visa that allows U.S. citizens to stay in a foreign country for longer than three months (...).

N
- Name Change Document : Legal documentation, such as a marriage certificate or court order, required for changing the name on a passport or visa (...).

V
- Visa-Free Travel : Visa-Free Travel refers to the ability to travel to a foreign country for a certain period without needing to apply for a visa (...).
- Visa-on-Arrival : A visa that U.S. citizens can apply for and receive upon arrival in certain countries, like Vietnam and Laos (...).

W
- Work Visa/Permit : Authorization that allows U.S. citizens to live and work legally in the foreign country (...).
- Working Holiday Visa : This type of visa allows young U.S. citizens to work and travel in the issuing country for a specific period of time (...).