FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Travel-Related inqueries and Information on the Go
- Yes, you can visit countries that offer visa-free travel to…
- A tourist visa is for people traveling for leisure or…
- Though it is rare, you can travel to multiple countries…
- Whether you need a visa for layovers depends on the…
- Typically, your passport should be valid for at least six…
- You can visit the 27 countries that are part of…
- You can enter Switzerland with a Schengen visa issued by…
- You can only enter Schengen countries with a Schengen visa.…
- If you are a citizen of an ASEAN country, you…
- With your ETIAS authorization, you can visit all 27 countries…
- Can I use my ETIAS authorization for transit through Schengen airports to non-Schengen destinations?No, ETIAS authorization is only for entry into the Schengen…
- Depending on the country you are visiting, you can extend…
- A single-entry visa allows you to enter a country only…
- Most of the time, you will not need a transit…
- A visa exemption agreement is a deal between two countries…
- Biometric visas include personal features like fingerprints or iris scans…
- A Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows citizens of two or…
- A diplomatic visa is issued to diplomats and government officials…
- Yes, children typically need their own visas, though some countries…
- Dual citizens can use the passport that provides the most…
- Report the loss to the local police and contact your…
- Some countries allow visa applications from within their borders, usually…
- You can check your visa validity by visiting your account…
- Yes, you can travel with a temporary passport. However, not…
- Some countries may deny a visa based on certain criminal…
- Diplomatic and official passport holders are often granted visa exemptions…
- Traveling with a visa on a damaged passport depends on…
- Generally, if your visa has been issued in your maiden…
- If your name is misspelled on your visa, it’s essential…
- Traveling with an expired visa while a valid extension application…
- A visa downgrade refers to changing from a higher category…