A job visa allows foreign nationals to work in another country, sponsored by an employer. It requires proof of skills and a job offer, with some visas leading to permanent residency.

A business visa allows foreign nationals to enter a country for business activities, such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations. It requires proof of business intent and usually has a limited duration.

A diplomatic visa is issued to foreign diplomats, government officials, or representatives traveling for official duties. It provides special privileges and immunities and is typically granted for a limited period.

A student visa allows foreign nationals to study at an accredited institution in another country. It requires proof of acceptance, financial support, and may have work restrictions. Valid for the study duration.

A residence visa allows foreign nationals to live in a country for an extended period. It may be temporary or permanent, requiring proof of income, employment, or family ties, and may offer work rights.

A tourist visa allows foreign nationals to visit a country for leisure or tourism purposes. It typically has a short duration and requires proof of travel plans, financial stability, and return intent.