Visa & Immigration

1. Ndingayifumana phi ivisa?

   Where can I get a visa?

   Usage

   Ask where to obtain a visa

   Grammar Note

   "Ndinga-" is a modal prefix indicating possibility

2. Kukho ifomu yokufaka isicelo sevisa?

   Is there a visa application form?

   Usage

   Check if a visa application form is available

   Grammar Note

   "yokufaka isicelo" means "for submitting an application"

3. Ndidinga ivisa yezokhenketho.

   I need a tourist visa.

   Usage

   State that you need a tourist visa

   Grammar Note

   "yezokhenketho" is the genitive form for "of tourism"

4. Ndingayolula ivisa yam?

   Can I extend my visa?

   Usage

   Ask if visa extension is possible

   Grammar Note

   "yolula" means "to extend, stretch"

5. Uhlolo lwabafiki luphi?

   Where is immigration control?

   Usage

   Ask where immigration control is

   Grammar Note

   "lwabafiki" is the genitive form of "arrivals"

6. Ndicela ukhuphe ipasipoti yakho.

   Please show your passport.

   Usage

   Request someone to show their passport

   Grammar Note

   "Ndicela" is a polite request form

7. Injongo yokuhlala kwam ngezokhenketho.

   The purpose of my stay is tourism.

   Usage

   State the purpose of stay at immigration

   Grammar Note

   "ngezokhenketho" is a prepositional phrase for "for tourism"

8. Ndizakuhlala iiveki ezimbini.

   I will stay for two weeks.

   Usage

   State a two-week stay duration

   Grammar Note

   "Ndizaku-" is the near future prefix

9. Ifomu yohambiso lweentsuku iphi?

   Where is the customs declaration form?

   Usage

   Ask where the customs declaration form is

   Grammar Note

   A genitive phrase for "customs declaration"

10. Ndinayo itiket yokubuyela.

    I have a return ticket.

    Usage

    State that you have a return ticket

    Grammar Note

    "yokubuyela" means "for returning"

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