What is the difference between a business visa and a tourist visa?
TRAVEL FOR BUSINESS: A business visa generally permits a traveler to engage in normal business-related activities in the destination country. Each country defines what activities are allowed under their business visa category. For the specifics for the country you will be visiting, call Passport Rush or visit our Web site. Business activities might include the following examples: attending a business seminar or meetings and discussions, participating in a conference or symposium, providing non-technical sales support, gathering market information or conducting short-term research, visiting customers, negotiating and signing contracts, or meeting with government officials. TRAVEL FOR TOURISM: US citizens traveling as a tourist for short periods of time often do not require a visa to some countries. It may be sufficient in these cases for the traveler to present a valid US passport upon arrival in a non-visa destination as well as a round-trip ticket. Tourist visas are issued specificall
