ۋىزا ئۈچۈن نىمە لازىم؟
Vi-za ü-chün ni-me la-zim?
What is needed for a visa?
Usage
Asking what documents are required for a visa
Grammar Note
"Lazim" (necessary) from Arabic "lazim." Used as a predicate. "Üchün" is the purposive postposition.
پاسپورتۇم قەيەردە تەستىقلاتتۇراي؟
Pas-por-tum qey-er-de tes-tiq-lat-tu-ray?
Where can I get my passport verified?
Usage
Asking where to get a passport authenticated
Grammar Note
"Testiqla" (to certify) → causative "testiqlat" + intentional "-turay." Complex verb form for self-directed action.
ۋىزا قانچە كۈندە تەييار بولىدۇ؟
Vi-za qan-che kün-de tey-yar bo-li-du?
In how many days will the visa be ready?
Usage
Asking how many days it takes to process a visa
Grammar Note
"Teyyar bol" (become ready) is a compound verb. "Qanche künde" (in how many days) asks about duration.
ۋىزا ئۇزارتماقچىمەن
Vi-za u-zart-maq-chi-men
I want to extend my visa
Usage
Requesting a visa extension
Grammar Note
"Uzar" (lengthen) → causative "uzart" (extend). "-maqchimen" is the intentional first person form.
ئەلچىخانا قەيەردە؟
El-chi-kha-na qey-er-de?
Where is the embassy?
Usage
Asking for the location of an embassy
Grammar Note
"Elchi" (ambassador) is Turkic, "khana" (house/building) is Persian. Compound = "ambassador's house = embassy."
سىياھەت ۋىزاسى ئىستەيمەن
Si-ya-het vi-za-si is-tey-men
I want a tourist visa
Usage
Requesting a tourist visa
Grammar Note
"Siyahet" from Arabic "siyaha" (travel/tourism). "Iste" (want) + 1st person "-imen."
ئىككى ھەپتىلىك ۋىزا ئالالامدۇ؟
Ik-ki hep-ti-lik vi-za a-la-lam-du?
Can I get a two-week visa?
Usage
Requesting a visa for a specific duration
Grammar Note
"-lik" creates adjectives (two-week-long). "Alalamu" is the potential question form of "al" (take/get).
پاسپورتۇمنىڭ ھەققىدە قايغۇرۇۋاتىمەن
Pas-por-tum-ning heq-qi-de qay-ghu-ru-wa-ti-men
I am worried about my passport
Usage
Expressing concern about your passport or documents
Grammar Note
"-ning heqqide" (about/regarding) is a common Uyghur topic postposition. "-wati-" is the present continuous infix.
ترانزىت ۋىزا كېرەكمۇ؟
Ti-ran-zit vi-za ke-rek-mu?
Is a transit visa required?
Usage
Asking about transit visa requirements
Grammar Note
"Tranzit" is a loanword for "transit." "Kerekmu" = "kerek" (necessary) + question "-mu."
ۋىزا ئاپپىلىكاتسىيىسىنى تولدۇرۇشقا ياردەم كېرەك
Vi-za ap-pi-li-ka-tsi-yi-si-ni tol-dur-ush-qa yar-dem ke-rek
I need help filling out the visa application
Usage
Asking for assistance with a visa application form
Grammar Note
"Toldur" (fill) + "-ush" (verbal noun) + dative "-qa." "Yardem kerek" (need help) is a standalone predicate.
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