Vis

Vis may refer to:

Geography

VIS (criminal organisation), Bulgarian front company for a criminal organisation
Vaccine Information Statement, a formal description of a vaccine, required as a provision of the United States National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act
Vanguard International Semiconductor Corporation, an IC foundry in Taiwan
Variable Intake System, a technology of internal combustion engines
Vatican Information Service, an electronic daily news letter produced by the Holy See Press Office in the Vatican
Vavoua International School, an international boarding school in Côte d'Ivoire founded by Worldwide Evangelisation for Christ
Victorian Institute of Sport, a government sporting institute in Victoria, Australia
Vienna Independent Shorts, an annual international short film festival in Austria
Vienna International School, in Austria, founded to accommodate the children of UN employees and diplomats
Viewable image size, the amount of screen space available on display without obstruction
Visalia Municipal Airport, IATA airport code and FAA location identifier for the public airport at Visalia, California
Visa Information System, a database of fingerprints and facial scans in use by Schengen Zone countries
Visual Instruction Set, a SIMD instruction set for SPARC processors
Voter Information Service for Elections Canada
VIS (automobile manufacturer), in Russia
The Tandy Video Information System, an interactive, multimedia CD-ROM console system from the early 1990s

The heroine of story Vis and Ramin
Vis medicatrix naturae, the healing power of nature, a phrase erroneously attributed to Hippocrates
Vis pistol, a type of Polish handgun
Potentially visible set, a form of polygon culling used to accelerate the rendering of 3D environments
Willem C. Vis Moot, the Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot, held annually in Vienna, Austria
Vis, the possessive form of the English neologistic gender-neutral pronoun ve
Visible spectrum, especially in the combined form UV-VIS (ultraviolet and visible)
VIS Entertainment - a video game developer in Scotland