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. Claude Arnold:

   Our legal immigration system has many vulnerabilities and the student visa program is no different, it is only a matter of time before there is either some horrible criminal act, or some act of terrorism, and there is absolutely no information available that would have caused [authorities] to go out and pick that person up.

2. Foreign Minister Boerge Brende:

   I asked for a briefing on what he (Lavrov) thinks are the causes of this, what type of visa do they have in Russia. Have they (the refugees) had residency for a long time?

3. Wolfgang Georg Arlt:

   And at that time it was not really passport, it was a piece of cardboard called an exit visa.

4. Hania Aguilar:

   This hurts, this is not a visa for sightseeing or staying in the country. I'm fine in my own country. I have work here. I only wanted a day or two to bury my daughter.

5. European Commissioner Guenther Oettinger:

   But I predict that we won't have regulation on visa-free travel before the end of the year.