ʻOku ou fie fakalōloa hoku vaisa.
ʻO-ku ou fi-e fa-ka-lō-lo-a ho-ku vai-sa.
I need to extend my visa.
Usage
Used when applying for a visa extension
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to ask for a visa extension
Ko e hā e ngaahi tohi ʻoku ou fiemaʻu?
Ko e hā e nga-a-hi to-hi ʻo-ku ou fi-e-ma-ʻu?
What documents do I need?
Usage
Used to ask which documents are required
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to ask which documents are required
Ko fē ʻa e ʻōfisi ʻImikuleisoni?
Ko fē ʻa e ʻō-fi-si ʻI-mi-ku-lei-so-ni?
Where is the immigration office?
Usage
Used to find the immigration office
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to ask where the immigration office is. The spelling in use is "ʻImikuleisoni", not "ʻImikuleisini". "Office" is "ʻōfisi".
ʻOku ou maʻu ha vaisa takimamata.
ʻO-ku ou ma-ʻu ha vai-sa ta-ki-ma-ma-ta.
I have a tourist visa.
Usage
Used to state the type of visa held
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to state the type of visa held
Ko e hā e taimi lōloa ʻe lava ai hoku nofo?
Ko e hā e tai-mi lō-lo-a ʻe la-va ai ho-ku no-fo?
How long can I stay?
Usage
Used to ask about the permitted length of stay
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to ask about the permitted length of stay
ʻOku ou fie fai ha tohi kole vaisa.
ʻO-ku ou fi-e fai ha to-hi ko-le vai-sa.
I would like to apply for a visa.
Usage
Used when wanting to apply for a visa
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to express intent to apply for a visa
Ko e fiha ʻa e totongi vaisa?
Ko e fi-ha ʻa e to-to-ngi vai-sa?
What is the visa fee?
Usage
Used to inquire about visa fees
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to inquire about visa fees
ʻOku ngata ʻa ʻeku paasipooti ʻi he [ʻahó].
ʻO-ku nga-ta ʻa ʻe-ku pa-a-si-po-o-ti ʻi he [ʻa-hó].
My passport expires on [date].
Usage
Used to communicate passport expiry date
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to communicate passport expiry date
ʻOku ou fiemaʻu ha vaisa transit.
ʻO-ku ou fi-e-ma-ʻu ha vai-sa transit.
I need a transit visa.
Usage
Used when a transit visa is required
Grammar Note
"vaisa" is the nativised borrowing of English "visa" (vai-sa). "transit" is kept in English; Tongan has no /r/ and no consonant clusters
Ko fē te u fakafonu ai ʻa e kaati hū mai?
Ko fē te u fa-ka-fo-nu ai ʻa e ka-a-ti hū mai?
Where do I fill in the arrival card?
Usage
Used to ask where to complete the arrival card
Grammar Note
Used in Tongan to ask where to complete the arrival card
More Tongan phrases
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