What support does Quran have for Misyar?

Question

Misyar seems like a new practice among Muslims and especially Salafi/Wahbi people or modern Muslim in various parts of the world.

I need to check what support does it have in Quran?

Also:
Isn't it a kind of legal / religious provision for men / women [(those are not rich (Ghani as condition set in Quran 24/33 Sura Noor Ayah 33) for getting married easily and prevent themselves from committing sin of social meetings (dating) or intimate relation?

I need to know what benefits does it offer to women, or it is just for the benefit of men only?

Is it a must for them to live in separate houses or can they live together?
What are other conditions (balance between rights and responsibilities of each other)?

Is it for second wife only or can any one find first wife under this provision?

Answer 1

It is likely that the provision was created by men for the benefit of men. wether it benefits women today is a different story. I believe it is allowed for them to live together, but only for the first wife.