The "No Further Stay" condition on your New Zealand visa means you cannot apply for another visa or…
A sponsor's information is shown on your New Zealand visa to confirm their responsibility for supporting you during…
The maximum stay in New Zealand depends on your visa type. Tourist visas usually allow stays up to…
Your New Zealand visa’s "Study Conditions" detail the permissions for studying, including allowed courses, institutions, and possible restrictions.…
The "Financial Support Evidence" note on your New Zealand visa means you must provide proof of sufficient funds…
The "Label Number" on your New Zealand visa is a unique identifier for the visa issued to you.…
"UK Entry Clearance" on your visa means you have been granted permission to enter the UK, subject to…
"Type EC" on a UK visa stands for "Entry Clearance." It indicates authorization to enter the UK for…
Starting January 8, 2025, Canadian travelers to the UK will need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) for stays…
The "GBP XX" on your UK visa indicates the fee you paid for the visa application. It serves…
"See attached" on a UK visa usually indicates additional documents or information accompany the visa, which may clarify…
A "Standard Visitor" visa allows travel to the UK for tourism, business, study (courses up to 6 months),…
The Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) is linked to your UK visa as proof of your immigration status, including…
The phrase "Leave to enter for/until..." on a UK visa specifies the period you are permitted to stay…
The "Multiple Entries" permission on an Australian visa allows you to enter and leave Australia as many times…
