What is the difference between visa and passport?
A passport is a travel document for international travel issued by the country whose citizenship (nationality) you hold. A visa can be a pre-clearance by an embassy/consulate of a foreign country which authorized you to travel to that country and request entry by undergoing immigration procedures. The visa does not guarantee admission to that country; it is still pending on the documentation presented to the immigration officer on arrival. A visa is a sticker affixed to your passport by the foreign country. http://travel.state.gov/visa/questions/q… .. http://www.consilium.europa.eu/prado/EN/… .. A visa may also be addressed as the stamp in the passport which you may get by the immigration officer on arrival at a country’s border or airport. The pages in the passport are named as visa pages. Some countries
