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visa English

Meaning visa meaning

What does visa mean?
Definitions in simple English

visa Noun

— A visa is a document that gives you permission to enter a country. His visa expired today.

visa

— noun an endorsement made in a passport that allows the bearer to enter the country issuing it — verb provide (a passport) with a visa — verb approve officially The list of speakers must be visaed

Synonyms visa synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as visa?

visa English » English

visé vise travel permit sign sanction ratification put one’s visa probate passport legalize indentification endorse consideration confirmation certify authorization authentication attestation approval Asherah

Conjugation visa conjugation

How do you conjugate visa?

visa · verb

Examples visa examples

How do I use visa in a sentence?

Simple sentences

I want to get a sightseeing visa.
If you want to study in the United States, you need to get a student visa.
I applied for a visa.
Can I pay with my VISA?
Do you accept Visa card?
How long is this visa valid?
How long is this visa good for?
I am going to apply for a visa today.
I have a student visa.
I have a tourist visa.
She applied for a visa.
I beg you, give me a visa.
I have a visa.
Please give me a visa.
Could you please issue me a visa again?
Please extend this visa.
I had a valid visa, so I was allowed to enter the country.
Americans need a visa to travel to China.
We don't need a visa to go to France.

Movie subtitles

Here's my passport. Please give me a visa.
No visa.
Some have been waiting years for a visa.
Who'd you bribe for your visa?
He'll offer a fortune to anyone who'll get him a visa.
No matter how clever he is, he still needs a visa.
There is no exit visa for him.
Renault's signature is necessary on every visa.
Is it possible Herr Laszlo will receive a visa?
If you'll furnish me with their names and whereabouts, you'll have your visa.
Another visa problem has come up.
If the situation were different if I had to stay and there was only one visa would you take it?
He tells me he can give us an exit visa.
Please give me a visa.
Or, uh, visa versa.
He'lI offer a fortune to anyone who'll get him a visa.
Not at all. Renault's signature is necessary on every visa.
If you'lI furnish me with their names and whereabouts, you'll have your visa.
Also, they suddenly notified us that they cancelled the expert visa.
Yes. - No visa.
No visa. But that's impossible.
Some of them have been waiting years for a visa.
Who did you bribe for your visa?
He will offer a fortune to anyone who'll furnish an exit visa.
No matter how clever he is, he still needs an exit visa.
Captain, is it possible that Laszlo will receive a visa?
If you will furnish me with their names and whereabouts you'll have your visa in the morning.

News and current affairs

This could have incited a complicated situation where Russians were faced with tough visa requirements when travelling between Kaliningrad and Russia proper.
A generous visa regime and the use of regional development funds in Ukraine that will benefit impoverished eastern Poland, are two possible inducements.
This last component is largely rhetoric; it is hard to imagine any Mexican already in the US voluntarily returning to, say, Zacatecas to wait patiently in line for a new visa.
Of course, everyone is aware that the incumbent government could not, even if it wished, cooperate with the world since not a single member of it can obtain a visa to travel.
Yet burdensome visa procedures and heavy-handed immigration procedures are having dire counterproductive effects on global tertiary education.
As a step towards imposing EU border controls and visa rules, Poland began demanding visas from its neighbors.
Citizens from European countries outside the Schengen zone face Alice in Wonderland justice; they must prove that they are not criminals or job-poachers if they are to secure a Schengen visa.
In recent weeks angry Bulgarians protested against the Schengen visa process.
With just 10-15 years of estimated oil reserves remaining, the United Arab Emirates last year dropped visa requirements for most Westerners in an effort to accelerate the development of a viable tourist trade.
The decline in overseas visitors, and notably in the number of foreign students in the US, is the immediate result of stricter visa laws, but it is an important factor in the weakening of America's global hegemony.
The writer requires no green card, no entrance visa or physical journey to earn his or her money.
They then tried to force the Ukrainian people to swallow this sham - threatening to ban public gatherings, close our borders to new visa seekers, and silence any word of our protests on television.
Indeed, thousands of Argentines reacted to the crisis by lining up at the embassies of North American and European countries in the hopes of obtaining a visa that would allow them to leave.
The Liberals make the sensible argument that anybody with a job should get a work visa, but that knowledge of Swedish be a citizenship requirement and that unemployed immigrants be barred from receiving social benefits for five years.
In February, the German authorities granted me an entrance visa.
Denying a visa to Russian human rights activist Sergey Kovalyov?
The EU is also considering negotiating a free-trade area with Georgia and relaxing visa rules for Georgian citizens.
On June 1, Dr. Jiang Yanyong, a surgeon at Beijing 301 Military Hospital, and his wife, Dr. Hua Zhongwei, both seventy-two years old, left home to pick up a visa at the American Embassy.
A few days earlier, visa requirements for the country's citizens were lifted, together with those for citizens of Montenegro and Macedonia.
Visa applications are increasing, indicating preparations for limited or prolonged sojourns abroad.
Ukraine should be offered a road map for visa-free travel.
This will likely soon be followed by visa requirements for these countries' citizens, which for some would pose a major challenge.
The United States Congress is currently debating a law that would impose asset freezes and visa bans on the 60 people identified as having had some responsibility for Magnitsky's detention and death.
All have abolished controls at their shared borders and have adopted a common visa policy for citizens of non-member states.
Europe's potentially most effective instrument to help Russian modernization is gradual abolition of the visa regime with Russia.
In February, the German authorities granted me an entrance visa. I wasted no time in asking the Israeli authorities for permission to travel to Europe.
Yet today, the Bush administration oversees a cumbersome visa program that has cut the number of such exchanges, particularly with Muslim countries.
In the United States, the Syrian refugee crisis has led Congress to rush to restrict visa-free entrance for tourists from 38 countries.
First, the sanctions imposed so far - visa cancellations, asset seizures or freezes, and the like - will not give Sevastopol back to Ukraine, but they will eventually bite, at least in certain Russian business sectors.

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