Visa

What do we mean by visa?

An official authorization appended to a passport, permitting entry into and travel within a particular country or region. noun

To endorse or ratify (a passport). transitive verb

To give a visa to. transitive verb

To indorse, after examination, with the word visé, as a passport; to visé. transitive verb

See vis�. noun

A permit to enter and leave a country, normally issued by the authorities of the country to be visited. noun

To endorse (a passport, etc.). verb

Provide (a passport) with a visa verb

Approve officially verb

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

A permit to enter and leave a country, normally issued by the authorities of the country to be visited.

A credit card accepted almost everywhere. Urban Dictionary

You swipe your hand between someones boobs Urban Dictionary

Getting approval from your wife / spouse so that you could go out to have a drink or have fun with your friends. Urban Dictionary

A term foreign to most Africans that refers to the papers of entry required for living in a country.Most people usually sneak into the country by boat by-bassing this form of required status. see also,"Immigration" "Nigeria" and "Fresh off the boat" Urban Dictionary

Slang:everywhere you want to be Urban Dictionary

An alternative name for still being a virgin. Urban Dictionary

Slang for Visalia, California. Pronounced Vy-sa, not Vee-sa Urban Dictionary

To swipe your hand through someones ass like you would swipe a visa card. Urban Dictionary

Visa is a nice girl she’s goofy and sweet and loyal and very impatient she’s the greatest friend you’ll ever have and she is always a great listener but remember don’t take her for granted bc she hates fake people Urban Dictionary

Visa is a very short person who's also very quirky and diffrent and not like others. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to visa:
visa.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word visa:
waiver, debit, passport, restrictions, exempt, consular, consulate, applicant, citizens, requirements, arrival, valid, expired, immigration, exemption, diplomatic, territories, entry, revoked, spouse, card, permit, obtain, cards, deported, authorization, index, unless, ranking, nationality, embassy, visitors, countries, immigrant, enter, apply, holder, authorities, travel, residency, validity, disputed, foreigners, requirement, administrative, application, issuing, stay, fees, issued, electron, transactions, fraud, visit, eligible, applies, credit, petition, tourist, travelling, citizenship, asylum, fee, payment, imposed, visitor, agreements, traveling, regime, citizen, restricted, missions, resident, denied, obtaining, applications, require, granted, temporary, transit, migration, ordinary, processing, access, azerbaijan, permanent, residence, alien, policy, tourism, categories, agreement, express, foreign, tied, discover, placed, must, partially, saudi.

Words that rhyme with visa:
elisa, giza, silesia, liza, louisa, misa, luisa, ariza, baeza, frisa, loaiza, televisa, agrees a, analyses a, appease a, attendees a, aziz a, bees a, belize a, breeze a, cadiz a, cds a, cheese a, cherokees a, chinese a, decrees a, degrees a, devotees a, diocese a, disease a, displease a, ease a, expertise a, fees a, flees a, foresees a, franchisees a, frees a, freeze a, frieze a, guarantees a, hercules a, hypotheses a, indices a, interviewees a, japanese a, keys a, knees a, lees a, licensees a, liza a, louisa a, louise a, ortiz a, overseas a, oversees a, parentheses a, pcs a, peas a, please a, portuguese a, realities a, rees a, reis a, retirees a, ruiz a, rupees a, seas a, sees a, seize a, silesia a, skis a, sneeze a, socrates a, squeeze a, teas a, tease a, these a, trainees a, trees a, trustees a, urquiza, visa a.

Adjectives that are often used to describe visa:
immigrant, temporary, american, valid, permanent, entry, month, nonimmigrant, special, day, french, soviet, russian, british, proper, necessary, year, diplomatic, term, chinese, multiple, german, resident, israeli, spanish, appropriate, polish, indian, swiss, mexican, cuban, consular, canadian, regular, portuguese, japanese, week, italian, official, legal, australian, turkish, hour, egyptian, nonquota, limited, standard, belgian, schengen, austrian, brazilian, precious, uniform, swedish, vietnamese, extended, syrian, sole, exit, south, unexpired, collective, czech, hungarian, based, quota, correct, indonesian, iranian, cambodian, yugoslav.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective visa:
holders, status, system, versa, problems, abusers, nationals, visits, waiver, regime, overstayers, countries, router, agreement, students, program, entry, applicants.

Consonant match to visa:
visor, visby, veazey, veazie, veasey, v z, visa a, vows a, vows he.

Words that sound like visa:
visa, veasey, veazey, veazie, vsa, vizi, via, wazoo, visas, vees, visi, vizor, wasa, vese, vasa, veis, vesa, vizla, viso, v.s, vosa, vitta, vassa, v a, vitia, vaasa, vsu, v c, vieta, vso, vizir, vase, veto, visage, versa, ve, vera, visine, vi, vas, vies, vici, vila, vina, vena, vez, vio, vara, viser, vichy, viera, vaz, vised, veena, vira, veta, veo, veera, viena, vaso, vesey, vasu, vce, vaas, venza, vasi, vasey, vaya, vetta, vierra, vaisya, v.a., vessey, vata, vieau, verra, v.a, vajra, viau, vaja, vesely, viga, vicia, vassey, veba, veja, vacha, vema, v.i, vaus, vaws, eivissa, v e, vahs, veii, viha, vima, v i, veasley, vesi.