Different countries have different agencies for this function, however it would be a government department that would do so.
The US Department Of State is the one that caters to these two specific needs in the US. Foreign nationals who want to move to the US permanently or temporarily need to first obtain a visa from this department. They need to file in their visa applications at the US Embassy in their respective country, get cleared in a personal interview with a Consular officer and then get their visas approved.
In case of passports, only US citizens are eligible to apply for a US passport and they can do so at the same department itself.
Passports give you permission to leave your country, visas are permission from another country that allows you to visit there.
visas to stay and passports to visit.
Passports and Visas I think
Passports and Visas I think
Passports and Visas.
Department of State
Travel documents are passports, identity documents, and VISAS (if necessary).
No, Israelis do not need visas to travel to Aruba.Specifically, Israelis need valid Israeli passports and return tickets. They enter without visas. They can stay up to thirty days at a time.
that depends totally on your nationality. The only people who do not need passports/visas to make this journey are Irish or UK citizens
Jews go on holiday to the same places everyone else goes to. The one limitation is that most Arab countries do not allow entry to people with Israeli passports/Israeli visas stamped in their passports.
No - but you may need separate visas, depending on the country and your length of stay.
So that the immigration officials a the point of entry would know where you are from and if you have a permission to enter that specific region.