The mark consists of a stylized globe indicated by a circle with stylized parallels of latitude and meridian's of longitude. The circumference of the globe forms the inner of two concentric circles formed by thin double lines separated by the phrases "GLOBAL ACCESS", written clockwise between the circles from the 10 o'clock to the 3 o'clock position, and "WORLD-WIDE ENTERTAINMENT VISAS", running anticlockwise in smaller letters from the 9 o'clock position to the 4 o'clock position. Underneath the words "GLOBAL ACCESS", located inside the outer border of the stylized globe, are the words "IMMIGRATION SERVICES INC.". An airplane appears to be flying clockwise around the equator, its flight path deviating from the horizontal plane by approximately 30 degrees and indicated by a series of broken rings like vapor trails. The design has a mottled appearance in the style of a lightly-inked passport stamp.