Travel document guides
Understand the documents behind your journey
Clear introductions to eVisas, visas on arrival, appointment-based visas, invitation letters and arrival cards.
Explore the guideseVisa
An eVisa is a visa applied for through an online government process. Whether you need one depends on your passport, destination, travel purpose and planned stay.
Read the guideVisa on Arrival
A Visa on Arrival is a visa route available to eligible travellers at an approved airport, land border or port. Availability depends on passport, purpose, arrival point and current destination rules.
Read the guideAppointment-required visa
Some visa applications include an in-person appointment for document submission, identity checks, biometrics, an interview or passport handling. The exact process depends on the destination and visa category.
Read the guideInvitation letter
An invitation letter is a supporting document written by a genuine host, company or institution. It can help explain a visit, but it is not a visa and does not guarantee approval.
Read the guideArrival card
An arrival card is an immigration, customs or health declaration completed before or around arrival. It is usually separate from any visa or travel authorisation required for the trip.
Read the guideCheck the route for your trip
Document names are only a starting point. Your passport and destination determine the route to check.