The "Variation of Conditions" section on your New Zealand visa outlines the possibility of changing specific visa conditions,…
Your New Zealand visa outlines specific work conditions, including permitted industries, work hours, and employer restrictions. You must…
The "Duration of Stay" on your UK visa specifies the maximum time you are allowed to stay in…
The two lines at the bottom of your UK visa form the Machine Readable Zone (MRZ). It contains…
The "CATEGORY D/C" marking on a UK visa indicates it’s a multi-entry visa for long-term stays (Category D)…
The full name "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" is written on your UK visa for…
The "Vignette Type: VISIT" on your UK visa indicates it is a visit visa. This type of visa…
"Entry Clearance" on a UK visa means it’s pre-approval to enter the UK, confirming you meet immigration requirements.…
On a UK visa, "MULTI" under "Number of entries" means you can enter and leave the UK multiple…
The "valid from" date on your UK visa indicates when you can start using it to enter the…
The Transaction Reference Number (TRN) is a unique identifier for your Australian visa application. It helps track and…
The status on your Australian visa indicates whether it's active, expired, or pending. "Active" means your visa is…
"Location Independent" on your Australian visa means there are no restrictions on your physical location when applying for…
Other names listed on your Australian visa under "Family Members" indicate individuals included in your visa application, such…
Condition 8503, "No Further Stay," on an Australian visa prohibits the visa holder from applying for most other…
