im most cases yes
but it depends where you want to go and how serious the conviction
you may need to provide a police clearance for the job, but not for the visa. I'm not sure what a "caution" is, but if it doesn't show up as a conviction on a police record, then there's no problem.
A visa to travel, probably not. A VISA credit card - definitely not.
Getting a visa with a criminal conviction can be tricky. The link provided gives the problems that can prevent you from obtaining a visa. Other places on this site will provide the forms and other requirements that are needed.
Probably not.
No, that serious criminal conviction would prevent you from getting either a visa or a green card (if married to a U.S. citizen).
For a vacation? Yes. All you need is a passport and a way to get there. I'm not certain about the stipulations for getting a work/student visa.
You can, but there are strict rules. The Aussie Govt asks you on your inbound paperwork if you have any convictions - what for, sentences etc. Having a conviction will not stop you getting in, ***but*** not admitting you have one will definitely stop you getting in. Check with their visa people first, be honest, and they will understand and let you know if it is bad enough to stop you going. Better to be honest up front than to get there and have to turn around and go straight back home again ...........
Has anyone been able to answer that question??
it all depend upon the countries policy in which you want the visa for, some may be stricter upon visas than others hope this helped
You would need to apply for a visa. Generally, a drug conviction will make entry to another country difficult because it warrants extra scrutiny. It is possible some countries are more liberal than others. However, do not conceal a conviction in a visa application. Most countries can check and if found out your passport will be stamped 'visa refused'. This will then add to any problems.
Yes you can but it depends on what the criminal conviction is and whether it carries a prison sentence or not.
It may impact your ability to obtain a visa.