Kinahanglan nako nga i-extend ang akong visa.
Ki-na-hang-lan na-ko nga i-extend ang a-kong visa.
I need to extend my visa.
Usage
Used when applying for a visa extension
Grammar Note
"Kinahanglan" means 'need/necessary' in Cebuano. At immigration counters the English verb with the i- prefix ("i-extend") is what people actually say; the native root is "palugway" (to prolong)
Unsa nga mga dokumento ang akong gikinahanglan?
Un-sa nga mga do-ku-men-to ang a-kong gi-ki-na-hang-lan?
What documents do I need?
Usage
Used to ask which documents are required
Grammar Note
"Unsa" is the Cebuano interrogative for 'what'
Asa ang opisina sa imigrasyon?
A-sa ang o-pi-si-na sa i-mi-gras-yon?
Where is the immigration office?
Usage
Used to find the immigration office
Grammar Note
"Asa" is the Cebuano interrogative for 'where'
Aduna akoy tourist visa.
A-du-na a-koy tourist visa.
I have a tourist visa.
Usage
Used to state the type of visa held
Grammar Note
"Aduna" expresses existence or possession in Cebuano
Unsa ka dugay ko pwede magpabilin?
Un-sa ka du-gay ko pwe-de mag-pa-bi-lin?
How long can I stay?
Usage
Used to ask about the permitted length of stay
Grammar Note
"Unsa ka dugay" asks about duration in Cebuano
Gusto nako mag-apply ug visa.
Gus-to na-ko mag-apply ug visa.
I would like to apply for a visa.
Usage
Used when wanting to apply for a visa
Grammar Note
"Gusto" expresses desire or want in Cebuano
Pila ang bayad sa visa?
Pi-la ang ba-yad sa visa?
What is the visa fee?
Usage
Used to inquire about visa fees
Grammar Note
"Pila" asks the price or amount in Cebuano
Mag-expire ang akong pasaporte sa [petsa].
Mag-expire ang a-kong pa-sa-por-te sa [pet-sa].
My passport expires on [date].
Usage
Used to communicate passport expiry date
Grammar Note
Cebuano often uses English in official contexts
Kinahanglan nako ug transit visa.
Ki-na-hang-lan na-ko ug tran-sit visa.
I need a transit visa.
Usage
Used when a transit visa is required
Grammar Note
"transit visa" uses English in Cebuano immigration contexts
Asa nako pun-an ang arrival card?
A-sa na-ko pun-an ang arrival card?
Where do I fill in the arrival card?
Usage
Used to ask where to complete the arrival card
Grammar Note
"Pun-an" derives from "puno" (full) and means to fill in / complete
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