How to Say ‘immigration’ in Japanese
入国審査
nyuukoku shinsa
[nyoo-koh-koo sheen-sah]
💬 Usage Tip: [入国] means entering a country, and [審査] is inspection or screening. You can reuse [入国] in [入国カード] and pair [審査] with other checks like [書類審査].
Phrase Breakdown
入国
nyuukoku
[nyoo-koh-koo]
entry into a country; immigration
The act of entering a country; used in airport immigration procedures.
入国の手続きは長かったです。
The immigration procedures took a long time.
審査
shinsa
[sheen-sah]
inspection; examination
An official check or screening of documents or status.
審査の列に並びました。
I stood in the inspection line.
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