What is a Travel Visa?
A travel visa is an official endorsement or permission issued by the government of a country that allows individuals to enter, stay, or travel within that country for a specified period and purpose. Visas are typically stamped or affixed into a passport, indicating the terms and conditions of the individual's visit, such as the duration of stay, allowed activities (e.g., tourism, business, study), and any restrictions or conditions.
The requirements for obtaining a travel visa vary depending on the country being visited, the purpose of the visit, and the nationality of the traveler. Some countries have visa-free arrangements with certain other countries, allowing citizens of those countries to enter without a visa for short stays. However, for most international travel, especially for longer stays or specific purposes like work or study, a visa is usually required.