Immigration agency questions: Visa options
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Key Phrases
工作簽證
gōng zuò qiān zhèng
Work visa
支持文件
zhī chí wén jiàn
Supporting documents
轉換工作
zhuǎn huàn gōng zuò
Change jobs
Skills You'll Learn
Understanding visa types
了解簽證類型
liǎo jiě qiān zhèng lèi xíng
Communicating politely
禮貌交流
lǐ mào jiāo liú
Asking about visa application procedures
詢問簽證申請程序
xún wèn qiān zhèng shēn qǐng chéng xù
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are engaging in a conversation with a virtual assistant about obtaining a work visa. You inquire about the types of information required, the validity of the visa, and what happens if you decide to change jobs. The assistant provides helpful information regarding the process and requirements for securing and maintaining a work visa in this scenario.
您好，我想了解一下有關簽證的資訊。
nín hǎo wǒ xiǎng liǎo jiě yī xià yǒu guān qiān zhèng de zī xùn
Hello, I would like to know some information about visas.
當然，您想要哪一種簽證的信息呢？
dāng rán nín xiǎng yào nǎ yī zhǒng qiān zhèng de xìn xī ne
Of course, which type of visa information would you like?
我對工作簽證比較感興趣。
wǒ duì gōng zuò qiān zhèng bǐ jiào gǎn xìng qù
I am particularly interested in work visas.
好的，工作簽證通常需要雇主的支持文件。
hǎo de gōng zuò qiān zhèng tōng cháng xū yào gù zhǔ de zhī chí wén jiàn
Okay, work visas usually require supporting documents from the employer.
請問工作簽證的有效期限是多久？
qǐng wèn gōng zuò qiān zhèng de yǒu xiào qī xiàn shì duō jiǔ
May I ask how long the validity of a work visa is?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
您好
nín hǎo
Hello
💬 Use [您] (neen) instead of [你] to show politeness.
🇹🇼 A formal greeting often used in professional settings.
See breakdown →我想了解
wǒ xiǎng liǎo jiě
I would like to know
💬 Starting with [我] (wuh) shows personal interest.
🇹🇼 Polite expression to show curiosity or request information.
See breakdown →資訊
zī xùn
Information
🇹🇼 Information is highly valued in both personal and official settings.
See breakdown →簽證
qiān zhèng
Visa
💬 Pronounced as (chyan-juh), referring to travel or immigrant documentation.
🇹🇼 Taiwan is a popular destination, making visa discussions common.
See breakdown →當然
dāng rán
Of course
💬 Express certainty using [當然] (dang-ran) in affirmative responses.
See breakdown →感興趣
gǎn xìng qù
Interested in
💬 [感興趣] (gan-shing-chu) shows interest or preference.
🇹🇼 Expresses interest in a specific topic or item.
See breakdown →工作簽證
gōng zuò qiān zhèng
Work visa
💬 [工作] (gong-zuo) means work, [簽證] (chyan-juh) means visa.
🇹🇼 Work visas are common for foreign professionals in Taiwan.
See breakdown →需要
xū yào
Require
💬 [需] (shu) is often used in necessity contexts.
🇹🇼 Expressing requirements is crucial in visa applications.
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