How to Say ‘immigration’ in Traditional Chinese
入境審查
rù jìng shěn chá
[roo jing shen chah]
🇹🇼 In Taiwan: At Taiwanese airports, [入境審查] is the formal term for the immigration checkpoint, but staff may also say [證照查驗] or just direct you by signs. Travelers usually don't say this often themselves unless asking for directions.
Phrase Breakdown
入境
rù jìng
[roo jing]
enter a country
To go into a country officially through immigration.
下飛機後要先辦理入境。
After getting off the plane, you need to complete entry procedures first.
審查
shěn chá
[shen chah]
inspection
An official check or review, such as immigration inspection.
入境審查通常要排隊。
Immigration inspection usually requires waiting in line.
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