A visa issued to individuals who have secured employment in a foreign country. It often requires a work contract and may have restrictions based on the employer or position.

: Issued to individuals traveling for business purposes, such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations. It does not typically permit employment in the host country.

This visa is issued to government officials, diplomats, or individuals representing their home country's government or international organizations. It allows them to perform their official duties in the host country, often granting certain privileges like immunity.

Student Visa: A visa granted to individuals intending to study at an accredited institution in a foreign country. It typically requires proof of enrollment and financial stability.

This visa allows individuals to live and settle in a country for an extended period. It is often issued for those who are working, investing, or joining family members.

A visa granted to individuals traveling for leisure or tourism purposes. It is usually short-term and does not allow the holder to work or engage in business activities during their stay