Work Visa

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Work/Employment Visa


A work visa is a permit that allows a foreign national to legally work in a different country. While a work permit is often a separate document, some countries, like India, issue work visas directly that serve the purpose of both entry and employment authorization. The process typically requires an employer to sponsor the applicant, and the specific visa type and requirements vary significantly by country and profession.

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Our experienced visa consultants carefully evaluate each application and guide clients through documentation, eligibility checks, and submission. With in-depth knowledge of student, tourist, business, and dependent visas, we ensure a smooth and transparent process.


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Work Visa

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How it works


Employer sponsorship: Most work visas require a prospective employer to file a petition on your behalf before you can apply for the visa.

Visa application: You must apply for the specific work visa through the country's embassy, consulate, or immigration authority, often after your employer's petition is approved.

Proof of eligibility: You will need to provide extensive documentation, which may include proof of employment, qualifications, and financial means.

Arrival and registration: Upon arrival, you may need to complete further registration with local immigration authorities, such as the Foreigners Regional Registration Office (FRRO) in India.

Key considerations


Work permit vs. visa: In some countries, like the U.S., a work permit is a prerequisite for a work visa. Other countries, such as India, grant permission to work directly through a work visa.

Visa types: There are numerous types of work visas, such as the U.S. temporary worker visas and India's Employment (E) visa. The specific category depends on your job and qualifications.

Job and salary requirements: Some visas are restricted to highly skilled professionals and may have a minimum salary threshold. For example, an Employment Visa in India is not granted for routine jobs or for positions for which qualified Indians are available.

Visa validity and renewals: Work visas are issued for a specific duration, often tied to the employment contract. You may need to apply for a renewal to extend your stay or a new visa if you change employers.

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