| 词组 | visa |
| 释义 | visa /ˈviːzə/ noun an official mark put on your passport that gives you permission to temporarily enter or leave a foreign countryadjectives/nouns + visaa 14-day/six-month etc visa They gave me a three-month visa at the airport.a British/US etc visa He was refused a British visa.a tourist/travel/visitor’s visa She applied for a tourist visa.a work/student visa They had sent their daughter abroad on a student visa.an entry/exit visa (=to enter or leave a country) All foreigners need an entry visa.a transit visa (=that allows you to pass through a particular country) Transit visas will be issued at the airport.a valid visa (=one that is officially acceptable) His student visa is only valid as long as he is at college.verbs + visaapply for a visa I applied for a visa to visit China.get a visa also obtain a visa formal He was having difficulties getting a visa.give sb a visa also grant sb a visa formal She has been granted a special visa.issue a visa The Consulate has the power to issue work visas.need a visa Canadians don’t need a US visa.refuse/deny sb a visa The embassy refused him a visa.revoke/cancel a visa (=say that someone no longer has permission to be in a country) The authorities revoked his visa and sent him back to Australia.overstay your visa (=stay longer than you are allowed to) Some people enter the country legally and then overstay their visas.extend/renew sb’s visa (=allow a visa to continue for longer) He hoped that his visa might be extended.visa + verbssb’s visa expires/runs out (=it ends) I had 14 days to leave the country because my visa had expired.visa + nounsa visa application US immigration authorities have turned down their visa application.visa requirements Check the visa requirements with your travel agent. |
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