Visa & Immigration

1. Ke nyaka go kgopela visa

   I want to apply for a visa

   Usage

   Used at a visa application counter

   Grammar Note

   "kgopela" means ask for or apply for. "visa" is a loanword is very common

2. Ke kgopela ditokomane tše di nyakegago

   Please give me the required documents

   Usage

   Used to ask for the required papers

   Grammar Note

   The plural of "tokomane" (document) is "ditokomane". "tše di nyakegago" is well attested (composed from dictionary-verified words)

3. Visa ya ka e fela neng?

   When does my visa expire?

   Usage

   Used to check the visa expiry date

   Grammar Note

   "fela" means come to an end. No dedicated verb for expire was verified, so it says ends (composed from dictionary-verified words)

4. Ke swanetše go tliša pasporoto ya ka

   I must bring my passport

   Usage

   Used to confirm what you must bring

   Grammar Note

   "tliša" means bring (composed from dictionary-verified words)

5. Ke kgopela go katološa phemiti ya ka ya go dula

   I request an extension of my stay permit

   Usage

   Used to request an extension at an office

   Grammar Note

   "katološa" means extend, and "phemiti" is borrowed from English permit (composed from dictionary-verified words)

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