Download Georgia Bank of Georgia visa gold card Photoshop template

What is this visa template used for?

This visa sample helps designers, developers, and training teams create lifelike travel visas for KYC demos, border-agency simulations, app onboarding flows, OCR testing, and internal compliance training—without real personal data.

Which formats are included?

You’ll receive one professional-grade file:

• PSD — fully layered, 300 DPI, organized groups (photo, text, stamp, security), compatible with Adobe Photoshop

How realistic is the layout?

Through trials and errors we found out that users prioritize official seal placement, photo integration, and machine-readable zone (MRZ) alignment—so every template includes: embossed visa number field, entry type (single/multiple), validity dates, issuing authority stamp zone, passport photo placeholder with drop shadow, and authentic typography (e.g., Arial Bold for headers, OCR-B style for MRZ).

What layers can you edit?

• Photo (smart object — double-click to insert passport-style headshot)
• Visa number, passport number, nationality
• Full name, DOB, entry type (Single/Multiple)
• Issue and expiry dates, duration of stay
• Issuing authority, officer stamp (editable layers)
• MRZ (machine-readable zone — text layers, no OCR lock)
• Background pattern (fine-line, guilloché, or solid — grouped)

Is it suitable for immigration or KYC demos?

Yes—teams use these to simulate visa upload, MRZ parsing, entry-check workflows, or border-control training—strictly for internal demos, system QA, and presentation purposes.

How was the template improved?

Early versions had misaligned MRZ bars, causing OCR tool failures in testing. We rebuilt the zone using fixed-width character spacing and baseline guides—improving demo reliability by over 90%.

Do I need Photoshop?

Full editing (smart objects, layer styles, blend modes) requires Adobe Photoshop. Basic text/photo swaps work in Photopea (free browser editor), though some effects (e.g., emboss, UV hints) may flatten.