| LOGOTYPE | Visa, for instance, to enter Congo finally with group (8) |
| BEGAN | Started to forbid, for instance, to enter (5) |
| EVASIONS | Used one's Visa for dodging property tax and water charges, for example (8) |
| OUTDATED | Unfashionable type on holiday from October 31st, for instance, to beginning of December (8) |
| ANIMATOR | Disney produced most of Bambi, for instance, to get it right (8) |
| AUCTIONS | Those selling old wines, for instance, to those who have lots presumably (8) |
| RELEGATE | Tell tale that's about, for instance, to send one down (8) |
| INVASION | Produced VISA for order in public house by stream over the border? (8) |
| PASSPORT | Visa for cavorting pop stars (8) |
| EXAMPLES | Word for archetypes, epitomes, illustrations, instances to deter/warn, models to follow, paradigms, patterns, precedents or other things "taken out" to show or represent points (8) |
| ETA | Alternative to visa for visitors to the UK (3) |
| CONTRACTION | Isn't, for instance, to do with drawing (11) |
| HOLDSTOGETHER | Stitches up The Nelsons, for instance, to get her (5,8) |
| TOUCHPAPER | Contact us, for instance, to get ignition for banger (10) |
| REMIT | Put the clock back, for instance, to allow for more discussion (5) |
| EERIE | Ever for a poet, for instance, to be strange (5) |
| CHARGE | Fill up with tea, for instance, to take back (6) |
| AMEX | Alternative to MasterCard and Visa, for short |
| NASHVILLE | Strangely, he'll start to need visa for city in America |
| EASTEND | Nurse's back, for instance, to care for working-class part of London (4,3) |
