IPA: /ˈviːzə/
KK: /ˈviːzə/
A document that allows a person to enter or travel in a specific country, usually attached to a passport.
She applied for a visa to visit her family in Canada.
To give official permission for someone to enter a country, usually by marking a passport.
The embassy will visa your application if all documents are in order.
Past: vised
Past Participle: vised
Visa → The word 'visa' comes from Latin 'visa', the feminine past participle of 'videre', meaning to see. It refers to a document that allows a person to see or enter a country legally.
Think of 'seeing' ('videre') as a way to remember that a visa is a document that allows you to enter and see another country.