English to Maori Meaning of visa - uruwhenua

Visa :
uruwhenua

više, uruwhenua

uruwhenua, više

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Definitions of visa in English
Noun(1) an endorsement made in a passport that allows the bearer to enter the country issuing it
Verb(1) provide (a passport(2) approve officially
Examples of visa in English
(1) a tourist visa(2) Dumai is a port where citizens from most countries can enter Indonesia without a visa .(3) Changes to the working visa regulations have allowed Moorby to finally get his man.(4) Two years after his release, he was granted a tourist visa and fled to Germany.(5) How had he been able to travel to Australia in May on a tourist visa , using his own name and passport?(6) I now have a restricted visa which allows me work in certain limited areas.(7) an exit visa(8) US visa restrictions(9) This rule, by the way, does not apply to routine tourist and non immigrant visa holders.(10) the Home Office has extended her visa(11) The Commonwealth legislates on who does or does not get a visa to enter Australia.(12) He had a British passport and did not need a visa to enter Canada, he said.(13) The visas could allow the bearer to travel freely within the European Union.(14) He said he has only worked in Europe with business visas , which allow stays of 90 days.(15) The new office is aimed at helping foreign patients with their visas whilst staying the hospital.(16) Students were issued with student visas , which allowed them to work part time for up to 20 hours a week.
Related Phrases of visa
(1) vis-a-vis ::
e hiahia ana-he-hiahia
(2) student visa ::
visa ākonga
(3) tourist visa ::
visa tūruhi
(4) entry visa ::
visa tāurunga
(5) grant a visa ::
tukua mai te uruwhenua
(6) transit visa ::
visa tauwhiro
(7) apply for visa ::
tono mō te uruwhenua
(8) permanent visa ::
uruwhenua pūmau
(9) visa support ::
tautoko uruwhenua
(10) bridging visa ::
tūhonoa uruwhenua
Synonyms
M
1. vise ::
više
2. visa ::
uruwhenua
Different Forms
visa, visaed, visaing, visas
Word Example from TV Shows
and years later, you were granted an entry visa to the United States.

and years later, you were granted an entry VISA to the United States.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 8

My visa is only good as long as I'm employed at the university.

My VISA is only good as long as I'm employed at the university.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 4

It turns out that this little scallywag was trying to use my Visa card...

It turns out that this little scallywag was trying to use my Visa card...

The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 23

I'm here on an H1 B visa...

I'm here on an H1 B VISA...

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 7

And after that, we can discuss Visa or MasterCard,

And after that, we can discuss Visa or MasterCard,

Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 8

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