Synonyms for visa
ˈvi zəvisa

Princeton's WordNet

1. visaverb

   an endorsement made in a passport that allows the bearer to enter the country issuing it

2. visaverb

   provide (a passport) with a visa

3. visaverb

   approve officially

   "The list of speakers must be visaed"

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1. • Approve
   • Endorse

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1. List of paraphrases for "visa":

   visas, citation, show, visa-free, wiz

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1. Seth Moulton:

   I made it clear that the( Special Immigrant Visa) program was not sufficient. No matter how much we expanded it what was needed was an immediate evacuation. And that has been my distinct clear call to the administration for several months now, you need to evacuate our allies. Sort out the paperwork once you get these heroes to safety. And they have not headed that call.

2. Alex Spiro:

   There's a lot of things about this case that are curious and troubling, he's getting a visa, he's operating in good faith, he's performing, he's giving back to his community, he's a son, he's a father and yet they take this step, this unusual step, to arrest him.

3. Sean Perryman:

   The diverse and accomplished H-1B visa holders in the U.S. create American jobs and help our economy grow, all industries benefit from a visa system that allows U.S. companies to attract the best and brightest no matter where they're from.

4. State John Kerry:

   I am also confident that the recent changes in visa requirements passed in Congress, which the Administration has the authority to waive, will not in any way prevent us from meeting our [ nuclear deal ] commitments, and that we will implement Top Tehran officials so as not to interfere with legitimate business interests of Iran.

5. Leon Rodriguez:

   We only interview people in the K1 visa program in cases where there is some issue that needs to be explored as part of the case.