Visaytam yapachinay.
Vi-say-tam ya-pa-chi-nay.
I need to extend my visa.
Usage
Used when applying for a visa extension
Grammar Note
"To extend" is "yapachiy", the causative of "yapay" (to increase, to add). Obligation is the nominaliser "-na" plus a possessive person marker, the same pattern as "upyanay".
Ima qillqakunatam munani?
I-ma qill-qa-ku-na-tam mu-na-ni?
What documents do I need?
Usage
Used to ask which documents are required
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to ask which documents are required
Maypim migracionpa wasin tiyan?
May-pim mi-gra-cion-pa wa-sin ti-yan?
Where is the immigration office?
Usage
Used to find the immigration office
Grammar Note
Quechua possession uses the frame "X-pa Y-n" (migracionpa wasin = immigration's building). Institutions are named with "wasi" (building), as in "hampiq wasi" (hospital) and "yachay wasi" (school).
Turista visayuqmi kani.
Tu-ris-ta vi-sa-yuq-mi ka-ni.
I have a tourist visa.
Usage
Used to state the type of visa held
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to state the type of visa held
Hayk'a p'unchawta qhipakunayta atini?
Hay-k'a p'un-chaw-ta qhi-pa-ku-nay-ta a-ti-ni?
How long can I stay?
Usage
Used to ask about the permitted length of stay
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to ask about the permitted length of stay
Visa mañakunayta munani.
Visa ma-ña-ku-nay-ta mu-na-ni.
I would like to apply for a visa.
Usage
Used when wanting to apply for a visa
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to express intent to apply for a visa
Hayk'ataq visap chanin?
Hay-k'a-taq vi-sap cha-nin?
What is the visa fee?
Usage
Used to inquire about visa fees
Grammar Note
A fee is asked about with the noun "chani / chanin" (value, price), the same frame as "Hayk'ataq chanin?".
Pasaporteymi [p'unchaw]pi tukukun.
Pa-sa-por-tey-mi [p'un-chaw]-pi tu-ku-kun.
My passport expires on [date].
Usage
Used to communicate passport expiry date
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to communicate passport expiry date
Pasanaypaq visata munani.
Pa-sa-nay-paq vi-sa-ta mu-na-ni.
I need a transit visa.
Usage
Used when a transit visa is required
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua when a transit visa is required
Maypim chayamuy kartata hunt'achisaq?
May-pim cha-ya-muy kar-ta-ta hun-t'a-chi-saq?
Where do I fill in the arrival card?
Usage
Used to ask where to complete the arrival card
Grammar Note
Used in Quechua to ask where to complete the arrival card
More Quechua phrases
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