visa
vaɪsə
Definitions
1. noun
Official document issued by a country that allows a person to enter and remain within its borders for a specific period of time, often requiring a fee and specific qualifications.
“She needed to obtain a visa before traveling to Europe for her vacation.”
2. verb
To officially allow or permit (someone or something) to enter or remain in a country or place.
“The embassy will visa your application once they have reviewed it.”
3. verb
To stamp or endorse (a document) with an official mark, especially to indicate that it is valid for travel to a particular country.
“The airline will visa your passport before you board the flight.”