- VISA
- Passport endorsement
- Plastic?
- Need for crossing some borders
- Charging need, perhaps
- You might need one to get in
- ATM card
- Big name in plastic
- Customs paper
- Shopper's card
- Passport stamp
- Papers for travel
- Card for charging
- Master Card alternative
- Entry form
- Traveler's entry document
- OK to pass, essentially
- It allows you to come in
- American Express alternative
- Discover competitor
- Passport permit
- Form of plastic?
- Credit card kind
- Immigration paper
- Plastic name
- Border-crossing paper
- Credit card offerer
- Entrance requirement
- Passport approval
- American Express rival
- Entry requirement, maybe
- Foreign stamp
- Necessity for some border crossings
- Discover alternative
- Requirement to go to Togo
- Permission to travel
- Border crosser's stamp
- MasterCard competitor
- Traveler's document
- Credit card company with an ad that featured Morgan Freeman uttering the phrase "let your freak flag fly"
- Tourist need at times
- MasterCard rival
- Discover relative
- Payment choice
- Border crosser's document
- Traveler's need
- Name on a lot of plastic?
- Payment option
- Plastic option
- It's usually taken in stores
- Globetrotter's need
- It can get you credit in a store
- Plastic choice
- Credit card choice
- Credit giant
- Dow 30 company
- Debit card choice
- Authorization to enter a country
- Travel document
- Traveler's need, perhaps
- Requirement for travel abroad, at times
- Entry requirement, at times
- Type of endorsement
- Embassy issuance
- Globetrotter's purchase
- Passport addition
- AMEX alternative
- Consulate purchase
- Dow Jones Industrials financial stock
- Stamp for a border
- Border-crossing document
- Consulate issuance
- Possible entry requirement
- Foreign embassy purchase
- Addition to a passport
- Document in a passport
- Stamp in a passport
- Credit card whose first digit is a 4
- Plastic company
- Traveler's endorsement
- Plastic handle?
- It's everywhere you want to be sloganeer
- Official indorsement.
- Foreign travel permit.
- Examine and endorse, as a passport.
- Government endorsement.
- Part of a passport.
- Passport O. K.
- Item for foreign travel.
- Signature of formal approval.
- Endorsement of a sort.
- Passport matter.
- State Dept. endorsement.
- Endorsement on a passport.
- Passport item.
- Travel formality.
- Travel permit.
- Permit of a sort.
- Passport addendum.
- Passport entry.
- Entry permit.
- Passport adjunct.
- Endorsement for travel.
- Border order
- Passage permit
- Tourist's entry permit
- Border stamp
- Traveler's paper
- Discover rival
- Traveler's O.K.
- Charging option
- Stamp collector?
- Permission to go
- Traveler's need, maybe
- Customs request
- Certain plastic
- Plastic producer
- Border guard's request
- It has one stripe on its back
- Name in plastic
- Document checked at a border
- Entry need, maybe
- You can get a charge out of it
- You may need it going in
- Something that's stamped
- Certain stamp of approval
- Something needing a stamp
- Foriegn traveler's need
- Aid for one going places?
- Company added to the Dow 30 in 2013
- Checked item for some travelers
- Document for foreign travel
- Its card numbers all begin with 4
- Request at a consulate
- Travel item
- Collectible stamp?
- What BankAmericard became in 1976
- Certain entry requirement
- Page in a passport, perhaps
- Travel requirement, at times
- A tourist may have one
- Stamped travel document
- Jet-setter's need
- Purchaser's selection
- What Juan needed to come get Elián
- Requirement for some world travellers
- American Express competitor
- Passport authorization
- Credit-card name
- International ID
- Customs request, perhaps
- International document
- Foreign-travel necessity
- Border-crossing pass
- Common way to charge
- Major credit card company
- Foreign travel document
- Company in the plastic business?
- Credit card company
- Green card, e.g.
- Immigration document
- Rival of Discover
- Credit card option
- Plastic card
- Traveler's permit
- Passport pass
- Cross-country necessity?
- It has a stripe on its back
- It's swiped often
- Shopper's card, often
- International traveler's permit
- Traveler's need, sometimes
- Border-crossing card, e.g.
- Foreign student's document
- Foreign student's need
- Requirement to visit some countries
- International travel need
- Entrance document
- Border-crossing requirement
- Travel document stamp
- BankAmericard successor
- Entry requirement
- Discover competition
- Everywhere you want to be card
- Border request
- BankAmericard's modern name
- Travel need
- Entry requirement, sometimes
