English-Portuguese translation for "to visa"

to visa {vb} (also: to sanction, to approve, to accredit)

to visa {vb}

to aim [aimed|aimed] {vb}

to intend [intended|intended] {vb}

to have in view {vb}

to aim at {vb}

Will a visa ban be imposed on them too?

The United States has been issuing visas in this connection for much longer.

The Commission will play an active role with regard to third countries that enforce visa requirements.

Otherwise, developing countries should demand that the EU too introduce a non-restrictive visa policy.

Two months on I have still to receive outstanding items and my visa card has been debited the full amount.

We have major tasks ahead of us, which include migration, visa issues, returns and cooperation in border regions.

Consumers pay as much as 100 % more in bank charges for using MasterCard and Visa in some Member States.

The abolition of visas would serve as a guarantee for Russian civil society that the country will become more democratic.

The United States, if it wished, could even reintroduce compulsory visas: it can do that.

Apart from cases involving family reunion, applicants for long-stay visas are subjected to a preliminary in-depth enquiry.

I might add, ladies and gentlemen, that I never got to China, because I had not submitted my visa information in good time.

A number of third countries, however, require visas from EU citizens, and this runs counter to the principle of reciprocity.

We had invited four Cuban citizens to take part in the meeting, but they were refused exit visas by the Cuban authorities.

Still on the subject of internal security, Russia had asked us to examine a new visa waiver scheme for short visits.

The European Union should waive the requirement for Russian citizens to hold visas before they can enter EU Member States.

I do not think it right that the EU should interfere in the way the developing countries manage their visa policies.

At the end of July the Commission intends to announce its assessment of the compatibility of Germany's visa rules with European law.

This latter point is vital for the EU and there can be no relaxation in the visa requirements without a parallel readmission agreement.

5. Draft Resolution that approves for Ratification the Visa Granting Agreement for Students that belong to the Member States of the CPLP.

Furthermore, throughout the European Union, the charges paid by businesses differ by as much as 500 % for Visa and 650 % for MasterCard.