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In fact for any visa outside of Europe I had so far I signed a long precise list of things I can and can't do. That's what all the small text is about.
by herbst 3y ago
In fact for any visa outside of Europe I had so far I signed a long precise list of things I can and can't do. That's what all the small text is about.
- ghaff 3y agoChina I definitely needed a business visa to go to a conference. Malaysia was some sort of visa on arrival thing. Indonesia I don't remember but it wasn't something I had to get ahead of time and that was business. Japan I don't need a visa from the US nor Singapore; ditto for Europe. It's entirely possible if I needed a visa for some of the countries I've been to, I might have needed a business visa of some sort for customer meetings etc. But I've very rarely needed to get a visa for countries I've traveled to.
- herbst 3y agoVisa on arrival forms have a reference to a URL or something attached and mention that you acknowledge their visa rules by applying for a visa. It's like a prechecked privacy policy checkbox.
- ghaff 3y agoIt was probably actually Indonesia I had a visa on arrival for. And they explicitly allow business meetings and attending events--which is pretty much the norm for most (but not all) countries whether they say so explicitly or not. The US does seem to have a different visa for temporary business activities.