The procedure where a non–citizen traveler’s visa is endorsed in the passport is called visa stamping. A visa is an officially authorized document issued to a non-citizen who wishes to travel to another country. This document is a promissory note for the candidate’s immigration by an immigration official at the time of his entry to a new country. The authorization is through a stamp nowadays, which is approved on the traveler’s passport. There are countries where the visa is not mandatory, but when it comes to countries where you need a visa, issuing this visa comes with certain conditions relevant to the applicant’s stay, like the regions covered by the visa, the validity of the visa, the applicant’s duration of stay in the country, visa benefits like if the visa permits to visit any other country if it’s a visiting visa it has a prohibition to find employment.

An embassy or consulate has the authority to place the visa stamp, this is to depict the entry of the applicant and the duration he stayed in the country. So how it works is if the visa expires while the traveler is in the country, the visa doesn’t need to be renewed immediately, but after he leaves the country and if he is looking forward to returning back, this is to uphold your legal status during your stay in the country. Visa stamping most often goes through the embassy of the respective countries you wish to visit; for, e.g., if it is Kuwait or Saudi, it goes through the Kuwait embassy and Saudi embassy, and the client gets their visa stamping done, once the documents are cleared(if they are accurate). So it is crucial to possess a valid visa document during your immigration.