Why is 60 days usually the better buy for a working trip?
Because job hunting and company formation both run on other people's timelines. Interviews get rescheduled, approvals take a week longer than promised, and a bank appointment lands in the third week.
Thirty days sounds generous until the process starts. Extending mid-stay is possible, but it typically costs more in total than taking the longer visa at the outset, and it consumes attention at exactly the point you need it elsewhere.
- Recruitment cycles rarely complete inside a month
- Company setup involves approvals you do not control
- One 60-day visa usually beats a 30-day visa plus extension
- Fewer deadlines to manage while you are busy