STICKER VISA

A Sticker Visa is a traditional type of visa issued as a physical sticker placed on a traveler’s passport by the issuing country’s embassy or consulate. It contains essential details such as the visa holder's name, photo, visa type, duration of stay, and validity dates. Sticker visas are typically required for long-term visits, work, or residency purposes, although they are also used for certain short-term travel, depending on the country.

Unlike E-Visas or Visa-on-Arrival options, sticker visas require applicants to submit their documents in person or through a visa processing center. Once approved, the sticker is affixed to the passport, serving as official proof of entry clearance for the specified country. This type of visa is common for Schengen countries, the USA, and other nations with stringent entry requirements.