How to apply for an electronic visa

Now with the development of science and technology, the passports and visas that we had to carry with us when going abroad can now apply for visa versions, making it more convenient to travel abroad.

Electronic visa, also known as "e-visa", refers to the "electronization" of the traditional paper visa and stores all the information on the passport holder's visa in the form of electronic documents in the visa-issuing authority. in the system. After the electronic visa is successfully processed, the visa can be printed and used.

One is that you do not need to submit relevant materials to the consulate of the corresponding country. You only need to fill in simple information on the official official website, upload the corresponding materials and pay the visa fee directly, and you can get it in a short time. Electronic visa. Türkiye, India, Cambodia, Zambia, and Malaysia all fall into this category.

The other is to submit relevant materials to the consulate of the corresponding country to apply for a visa. The consulate will issue an electronic visa by email after approval. This is how countries such as Singapore and Qatar apply for electronic visas.

Development situation:

The traditional paper-based visa model is being challenged by "Internet +" and big data technology. In recent years, "Internet +" has been introduced into the electronic visa program, including online orders, network transmission of files, OCR (graphic character recognition) assisted form filling, APP progress simulation tracking, etc.

Since the Australian Department of Immigration, Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (DIMIA) launched the student electronic visa E-VISA in mainland China in November 2004, the processing speed of Australian student visas has been greatly improved. . Except for a few exceptions, most students can obtain a visa in about 45 to 60 days, reducing the entire study abroad application cycle from half a year to 3-4 months.

Applicants must fill out the application form in English, pay the required fees (mainly visa fees and tuition fees), and pay other fees that may be related to the application, such as the fees required for health and character certificates. Meet other visa application requirements, take physical examinations and X-rays as notified, submit all documents and materials to the agency of your choice, and answer all questions truthfully - if you provide false information or materials, your visa may be denied .