Visa & Immigration

10 phrases · Haitian Creole with romanization, English and audio

  1. Mwen bezwen pwolonje viza mwen.

    Mwen be-zwen pwo-lon-je vi-za mwen.

    I need to extend my visa.

    Usage

    Used when applying for a visa extension

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to ask for a visa extension

  2. Ki dokiman mwen bezwen?

    Ki do-ki-man mwen be-zwen?

    What documents do I need?

    Usage

    Used to ask which documents are required

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to ask which documents are required

  3. Kote biwo imigrasyon an?

    Ko-te bi-wo i-mi-gra-syon an?

    Where is the immigration office?

    Usage

    Used to find the immigration office

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to ask where the immigration office is

  4. Mwen gen yon viza touris.

    Mwen gen yon vi-za tou-ris.

    I have a tourist visa.

    Usage

    Used to state the type of visa held

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to state the type of visa held

  5. Konbyen tan mwen ka rete?

    Kon-byen tan mwen ka re-te?

    How long can I stay?

    Usage

    Used to ask about the permitted length of stay

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to ask about the permitted length of stay

  6. Mwen ta renmen aplike pou yon viza.

    Mwen ta ren-men a-pli-ke pou yon vi-za.

    I would like to apply for a visa.

    Usage

    Used when wanting to apply for a visa

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to express intent to apply for a visa

  7. Ki frè viza a?

    Ki frè vi-za a?

    What is the visa fee?

    Usage

    Used to inquire about visa fees

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to inquire about visa fees

  8. Paspò mwen ekspire nan [dat].

    Pas-pò mwen eks-pi-re nan [dat].

    My passport expires on [date].

    Usage

    Used to communicate passport expiry date

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to communicate passport expiry date

  9. Mwen bezwen yon viza tranzit.

    Mwen be-zwen yon vi-za tran-zit.

    I need a transit visa.

    Usage

    Used when a transit visa is required

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole when a transit visa is required

  10. Kote mwen ranpli kat arive a?

    Ko-te mwen ran-pli kat a-ri-ve a?

    Where do I fill in the arrival card?

    Usage

    Used to ask where to complete the arrival card

    Grammar Note

    Used in Haitian Creole to ask where to complete the arrival card

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