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What is the full form of VIP?

What is the full form of VIP?

VIP - Very Important Person

A "VIP" is a person of great importance and status, and require special privilege and security especially in a public area. 

The most common examples of VIP persons include leaders and politicians, movie stars, senior-level officers of defense, rich employers, senior-level government officers etc. 

Sometimes instead of a person, a "service" could be called VIP which is an alternative term used for "premium". Suppose in a movie hall the premium tickets are reserved for VIP guests that can be purchased by anyone who requires a high level of comfort and separation from common people.

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