When it comes to business visas, the key is the purpose of your travel. Business visas are intended for individuals who are traveling to a foreign country to engage in commercial activities, such as:

1. Attending Meetings, Conferences, or Seminars: Business visa holders can participate in business meetings, conferences, seminars, or training sessions in the host country.

2. Exploring Business Opportunities: The business visa allows foreign nationals to visit the country to explore potential business opportunities, such as market research, site visits, or negotiations.

3. Providing Limited Services: In some cases, business visa holders can provide limited services in the host country, as long as the work is performed on behalf of their foreign employer and the income is generated outside the host country.

However, it’s important to note that business visas do not permit the visa holder to work or establish their own business in the host country. If the goal is to work or start a company in the foreign nation, other visa categories, such as work or investment visas, would be more appropriate.The specific requirements for a business visa, including the duration of stay and permitted activities, can vary widely depending on the country of origin and the destination. Factors such as the applicant’s nationality, the purpose of the trip, and the planned length of stay all play a role in determining the appropriate business visa.