Visa & Immigration

1. E ti'a ia'u ia fa'aroa i ta'u visa.

   I need to extend my visa.

   Usage

   Used when applying for a visa extension

   Grammar Note

   To extend or prolong is fa'aroa. hā'apa'ora'a means religion or worship.

2. Eaha te mau papai e ti'a ia'u?

   What documents do I need?

   Usage

   Used to ask which documents are required

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to ask which documents are required

3. E visa touriste tō'u.

   I have a tourist visa.

   Usage

   Used to state the type of visa held

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to state the type of visa held

4. E hia mahana e noho ai au?

   How long can I stay?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the permitted length of stay

   Grammar Note

   Ask the length of stay in days. mahana means day; noho means to stay. taime is borrowed from English time.

5. E hina'aro vau e tono i te visa.

   I would like to apply for a visa.

   Usage

   Used when wanting to apply for a visa

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to express intent to apply for a visa

6. E hia te moni o te visa?

   What is the visa fee?

   Usage

   Used to inquire about visa fees

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to inquire about visa fees

7. 'Ua pau ta'u passeport i te mahana [date].

   My passport expires on [date].

   Usage

   Used to communicate passport expiry date

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to communicate passport expiry date

8. Tē tītau nei au i te hō'ē visa transit.

   I need a transit visa.

   Usage

   Used when a transit visa is required

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian when a transit visa is required

9. Tei hea te vāhi no te fa'a'ī i te carte d'arrivée?

   Where do I fill in the arrival card?

   Usage

   Used to ask where to complete the arrival card

   Grammar Note

   Used in Tahitian to ask where to complete the arrival card

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