With Visitor Visa, you can come to New Zealand and stay for up to 9 months. During this period, you can visit friends and family, study for up to 3 months, enjoy New Zealand’s adventure, scenic beauty and its culture, and meet the local people.

If you are coming to New Zealand from specific countries, you can apply for Visa Waiver Visitor Visa that doesn’t require you to apply for visa before you travel provided you are a genuine visitor, have a return ticket and enough funds to cover your stay.

If you are planning a group trip for a month, you can apply for the Group Visitor Visa.

You can apply for a tourist visa online by submitting the necessary supporting documents. Citizens of some specific countries may be allowed Visa Free Transit Facility (VFTF) for a certain duration if they are in transit to or from any country other than their own via the aerial route. For example, Indian nationals flying to or from a third country may be eligible for 96-hours VFTF.

Most visitors traveling to Canada would need a valid Visitor Visa (temporary resident visa) along with a valid Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) and proper identification documents (e.g. a passport).

You can get either a multiple-entry or a single entry visa. The former lets you enter and leave Canada, generally for six months at a time, without the need of reapplying. This visa stays valid for up to 10 years, or a month prior to the expiry of your passport, whichever comes first. However, you must come to Canada on or before the date of your visa’s expiry. With a single-entry visa, you can enter Canada only once. And after you leave (excluding travel to the St. Pierre and Miquelon, USA), you would need a new visa to come back to Canada.

With a Standard Visitor Visa, you can stay in the UK for up to 6 months. You can apply for this visa if you are coming to the UK on holiday, to see your friends and family, for business, for participating in creative or sports events, or for another reason such as to get private medical treatment. Your duration of stay in the UK may be extended up to 11 months in case you are seeking private medical treatment, or are an academic who has come to the UK on sabbatical to conduct research in which case you, your civil partner/spouse may be allowed to stay for a maximum period of 12 months.