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Nor had I applied for or been refused an entry visa.A 10 per person (cash only) entry visa is payable on arrival.You'll need to buy a $50 entry visa at the airport.Don't assume that if you have tickets you will automatically get an entry visa.The price is now 15 for a single-entry visa and 30 for multiple entry.Libya eased its strict entry visa requirements specially.He is being fought with a petition to deny him an entry visa which has more than 146,000 signatures.A 15-day, multiple-entry visa is 20, 30 days is 35 and 90 days is 75.But the begrudging grant of an entry visa is not the same as a warm embrace.Calmly, she opened her passport and showed him the word 'single' in her 'single entry' visa stamp.

单词	entry visa
释义	Trends of entry visa View usage for: entry visa in British English (ˈɛntrɪ ˈviːzə) noun a visa giving official permission to enter a country of which you are not a national Examples of 'entry visa' in a sentence entry visa Nor had I applied for or been refused an entry visa. Frankie Dettori with Jonathan Powell FRANKIE: The Autobiography of Frankie Dettori (2004) A 10 per person (cash only) entry visa is payable on arrival. Times, Sunday Times (2009) You'll need to buy a $50 entry visa at the airport. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Don't assume that if you have tickets you will automatically get an entry visa. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The price is now 15 for a single-entry visa and 30 for multiple entry. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Libya eased its strict entry visa requirements specially. The Sun (2006) He is being fought with a petition to deny him an entry visa which has more than 146,000 signatures. The Sun (2014) A 15-day, multiple-entry visa is 20, 30 days is 35 and 90 days is 75. Times, Sunday Times (2011) But the begrudging grant of an entry visa is not the same as a warm embrace. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Calmly, she opened her passport and showed him the word 'single' in her 'single entry' visa stamp. Times, Sunday Times (2007)
随便看	to depart from sth to depend on sb/sth to depend on sth to deport sb (from somewhere) to deprive o.s. (of sth) to deprive sb of sth to derive from/be derived from sth to derive sth (from sth) to descend (on/upon sb/sth) to descend to sth/to doing sth to describe sb/sth to sb to describe sth/sb/o.s. as ... to deserve to do sth to desire to do sth to despair at sb/sth to despair of doing sth to determine that ... to determine to do sth to deter sb from doing sth to detract from sth to develop a taste for sth to develop into sth to develop or acquire a taste for sth to develop or raise people's awareness of sth to devote o.s. to sth

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