Yes, to a certain extent. When completing the MDAC, you will be asked to select your purpose of visit — such as tourism, business, visiting relatives, medical treatment, attending a symposium, or shopping. This helps immigration authorities understand the nature of your visit and ensure compliance with entry regulations. However, the MDAC is not a visa and does not grant any special permissions beyond entry.
If your purpose of travel requires a visa (for example, long-term work or study), you must apply for the appropriate visa separately. When using our service, we help you choose the correct travel category to match your purpose and ensure accurate and compliant submission.