Australia

United Kingdom (UK):

Standard Visitor Visa: This visa allows individuals to visit the UK for tourism, business meetings, or to visit family and friends.
Tier 4 Student Visa: For individuals planning to study in the UK at a recognized educational institution.
Tier 2 Work Visa: Designed for skilled workers who have a job offer from a UK employer.
Family Visa: For joining family members who are already residing in the UK.
Ancestry Visa: Available to individuals who have a grandparent born in the UK or in certain cases, in a British Overseas Territory.

B-1/B-2 Visitor Visa: This visa allows individuals to visit the US for tourism, business meetings, or medical treatment.
F-1 Student Visa: For individuals pursuing academic studies at an accredited educational institution in the US.
H-1B Work Visa: Designed for highly skilled workers sponsored by a US employer in specialized occupations.
Family-based Visa: Various types of visas are available for joining immediate family members who are US citizens or lawful permanent residents.
Diversity Visa (DV) Lottery: A yearly program that randomly selects individuals from countries with low rates of immigration to the US.

Schengen Visa: This visa allows individuals to travel to and stay in Portugal, as well as other Schengen member countries, for tourism, business, or family visits for up to 90 days.
Residence Visa: For individuals planning to live in Portugal for more than 90 days, such as students, employees, or individuals joining family members.
Golden Visa: Available to individuals making a significant investment in Portugal, such as real estate, business, or job creation.
Work Visa: For individuals who have a job offer from a Portuguese employer and meet the specific requirements.
Family Reunification Visa: Allows family members of Portuguese citizens or legal residents to join them in Portugal.

Tourist Visa: For individuals visiting the UAE for leisure or tourism purposes, typically valid for a specific duration.
Visit Visa: For individuals visiting family or friends in the UAE, with varying durations depending on the specific circumstances.
Employment Visa: For individuals who have been offered employment by a UAE-based company and wish to work and reside in the country.
Residence Visa: For individuals intending to reside in the UAE for a longer period, often tied to employment, investment, or family sponsorship
Student Visa: For individuals enrolled in educational institutions in the UAE, allowing them to pursue their studies in the country.
Transit Visa: For individuals transiting through the UAE to reach their final destination, typically valid for a short period.
Investor Visa: For individuals making substantial investments in the UAE, allowing them to establish businesses or invest in existing ventures.
Medical Treatment Visa: For individuals seeking medical treatment in the UAE, typically requiring documentation from recognized medical institutions.
Mission Visa: For individuals on official government missions or assignments in the UAE.
Freelancer Visa: For individuals working as freelancers in the UAE, allowing them to engage in self-employment activities.