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"

Matched Categories

1. • Approve
   • Endorse

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1. List of paraphrases for "visa":

   visas, citation, show, visa-free, wiz

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1. Leon Rodriguez:

   The inability of those spouses until now to apply for employment, to seek and obtain employment, has imposed in many cases significant hardships on the families of H-1B visa holders.

2. Aneesh Srivastava:

   These companies know that with digital services you can cut down the number of people that need to work out of client locations and that visa costs do not pose a long-term threat, with legacy business shrinking, the larger digital becomes, the more it can move the needle in terms of top line growth.

3. Alex Carlile:

   This is no way to treat a 70-year-old senior lawyer and Parliamentarian, i am outraged by the political interference in Begum Khaleda Zia's case on political grounds by two governments, and I expect a full explanation from the Indian Government. I have the visa they granted me a few days ago.

4. Keira Riley:

   We had to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars in a month's time, plus get the girl's passports and visa's during a pandemic, no less, which is a whole other story, we looked into Right to Try when we first were exploring options, but unfortunately it didn't cover what our situation needed, especially because we had so little time on our hands. It was a literal race against time to get Keira this treatment she needed before symptoms started occurring.

5. Angus King:

   Frankly, (the visa waiver program is) a greater vulnerability than the issue of the Syrian refugees who have to go through an 18-month to two-year vetting process. Very few get through it, most of them are women and children and elderly people. So let's focus our attention where the greatest threat is.