Apply for a business eVisa for meetings, conferences, or short-term work travel — with clear documentation guidance.
A business visa allows entry for activities like attending meetings, conferences, trade fairs, or negotiating contracts — but not for taking up paid employment in the destination country. Most business eVisas require an invitation letter or proof of the business purpose, in addition to standard travel documents.
If you're relocating for a job rather than a short business trip, you'll likely need a work visa or work permit instead — a different category with its own process. Check your destination's specific rules before applying.
Usually with at least 6 months' validity remaining beyond your travel dates.
From the company, organization, or event you're visiting, on official letterhead where required.
Confirming your role, the purpose of travel, and that you'll return to your home country.
Some destinations ask for proof that your employer is a legitimate registered business.
Bank statements or company sponsorship letters showing the trip is funded.
Flight itinerary showing you plan to leave before your visa expires.
For meetings, conferences, and short-term work travel. View details →
Covers business as well as tourism purposes. View details →
Separate track from the standard tourist eVisa. View details →
Check business visa requirements for your destination and get your documents in order.
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