Visa & Immigration

10 phrases · Tagalog with romanization, English and audio

  1. Kailangan kong pahabain ang aking visa.

    I need to extend my visa.

    Usage

    Used when applying for a visa extension

    Grammar Note

    "Kailangan" means 'need' in Filipino/Tagalog

  2. Anong mga dokumento ang kailangan ko?

    What documents do I need?

    Usage

    Used to ask which documents are required

    Grammar Note

    "Anong" asks 'what kind of'. "mga" is the plural marker

  3. Nasaan ang opisina ng imigrasyon?

    Where is the immigration office?

    Usage

    Used to find the immigration office

    Grammar Note

    "Nasaan" is the Tagalog interrogative for 'where'

  4. Mayroon akong tourist visa.

    I have a tourist visa.

    Usage

    Used to state the type of visa held

    Grammar Note

    "Mayroon" expresses existence or possession in Tagalog

  5. Gaano katagal ako maaaring manatili?

    How long can I stay?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the permitted length of stay

    Grammar Note

    "Gaano katagal" asks about duration of time

  6. Nais kong mag-apply ng visa.

    I would like to apply for a visa.

    Usage

    Used when wanting to apply for a visa

    Grammar Note

    "Nais" is a polite way to express desire in Tagalog

  7. Magkano ang bayad sa visa?

    What is the visa fee?

    Usage

    Used to inquire about visa fees

    Grammar Note

    "Magkano" asks the price or cost of something

  8. Mag-e-expire ang aking pasaporte sa [petsa].

    My passport expires on [date].

    Usage

    Used to communicate passport expiry date

    Grammar Note

    Filipino often uses English terms for official processes

  9. Kailangan ko ng transit visa.

    I need a transit visa.

    Usage

    Used when a transit visa is required

    Grammar Note

    "transit visa" uses English in Filipino immigration contexts

  10. Saan ko pupunan ang arrival card?

    Where do I fill in the arrival card?

    Usage

    Used to ask where to complete the arrival card

    Grammar Note

    "pupunan" from punan means to fill in or complete

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