Immigration & Living Abroad

What is a visa, and how do you get one? Learn about different visa types, requirements, and application steps in this guide for immigrants and travelers.

If you're planning to accompany a spouse or parent who’s studying in the U.S. on an F1 visa, the F2 visa could be your path to staying together during their academic journey. In this guide, we explain what the F2 visa is, who qualifies, and how to apply.

When do you need a French work visa? Discover the different visa options available, when you need one, & when you need a work permit as well.

Planning to study in the U.S.? Learn more about the M1 Visa to help you determine if it's the right one for you.

If you’re traveling to the United States to attend official United Nations events or participate in related activities, the C2 visa is the entry document you’ll need. In this 2025 guide, we walk you through everything from eligibility requirements and application steps to recent updates and interview tips so you...

Planning an international trip with a layover? You might need a transit visa, even if you’re not leaving the airport. In this guide, we explain what a transit visa is, who needs one, and how to avoid costly travel disruptions. Learn how different countries handle transit requirements and get step-by-step...

If you’ve thought of moving to Spain, read on to learn more about the digital nomad visa program and find out how to become one in Spain.

When Canadian or Mexican professionals move to the U.S. on a TN visa, bringing their family along can be essential. The TD visa makes this possible, allowing spouses and children under 21 to join the principal TN visa holder during their stay. In this guide, we break down how the...

Your complete guide to the P-4 visa for spouses and children of P visa holders. Learn about eligibility, the application process, documents, and key benefits.

If you're planning an extended stay in a European country within the Schengen area—whether for work, study, or to reunite with family—you may need a D-Visa. Our guide breaks down everything you need to know about this long-stay visa, including eligibility, country-specific requirements, and how to apply.

If you’re a high-ranking foreign official planning official travel to the United States, the A-1 visa is your key to entry. Reserved for heads of state, ambassadors, cabinet ministers, and senior diplomats, this nonimmigrant visa enables smooth and lawful diplomatic visits. In this guide, we walk you through everything you...

Interested in volunteering in Germany? Discover the steps, requirements, and tips for obtaining a volunteer visa and starting your journey.