Definition
Definition of visaed - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
with visaRare having a visaRare
- The visaed passport was ready for travel.
- The visaed documents were checked at the border.
- Her visaed status allowed her to stay longer.
Origin of visaed
Latin, visum (thing seen) + -ed (having)
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- French:visé, ...
- German:mit Visum, ...
- Italian:vistato, ...
- Spanish:con visa, ...
- Portuguese:com visto, ...
- Chinese:有签证的, ...
- Japanese:ビザ付きの, ...
- Arabic:مُؤَشَّر, ...
- Hebrew:בַּעַל וִיזָה, ...
- Russian:с визой, ...
- Ukrainian:з візою, ...
- Hindi:वीज़ा लगा हुआ, ...
Definition of visa - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
travel documentofficial endorsement on a passport allowing entry into a country
- She got her visa stamped at the airport upon arrival..
2.
authorizationsign or signature of approval
- The project received a visa from the committee.
Verb
1.
approvalapprove officially for travel purposes
- The consulate must visa the application before you can travel.
2.
travelendorse a passport for travel approval
- The embassy will visa your passport for the trip.
Images of visa
official endorsement on a passport allowing entry into a country 
sign or signature of approval
Expressions with visa
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document allowing leisure travel in a country
She applied for a tourist visa to visit France.
official request form and papers to get permission to enter another country
Her visa application was rejected because she forgot to include her passport details.
formally request permission document to enter or stay in another country
You should apply for a visa at least two months before your trip.
person who submits a request to receive permission to enter a country
Each visa applicant must bring a valid passport to the interview.
official approval that lets a travel permit remain valid longer
She applied for a visa extension to continue her studies abroad.
official document allowing a short visit to a country
She applied for a short-stay visa to visit France.
official document allowing departure from a country
She needed an exit visa to leave the country.
temporary travel document allowing passage through a country to another destination
He needed a transit visa to change planes in that country.
official permission to enter a country without needing a travel visa
Citizens of that country can visit under a visa waiver for ninety days.
having a visa in possession
The visa held status allowed her to travel freely.
entry permit issued at the border for convenience
The country offers visa-on-arrival for tourists.
Origin of visa
Latin, charta visa (verified paper)
Examples of visa in a sentence
They checked his visa at the border control. He got a visa for his travel plans. The visa was stamped on her passport. They need to visa your documents for the trip. The embassy will visa the passport next week. They need to visa the documents before departure.
You must get your passport visaed for the conference.
View all translations of visa
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- French:visa, valider, ...
- German:Visum, genehmigen, ...
- Italian:visto, vistare, ...
- Spanish:visa, visar, ...
- Portuguese:visto, visar, ...
- Chinese:签证, 核准, ...
- Japanese:ビザ, 査証する, ...
- Arabic:تَأْشِيرَة, وَثَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:אֲשָׁרָה, לְאַשֵּׁר וִיזָה, ...
- Russian:виза, одобрить, ...
- Ukrainian:віза, затвердити, ...
- Hindi:वीज़ा, वीजा करना, ...
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