qiān zhèng
Visa
我需要申请签证才能去中国。
wǒ xūyào shēnqǐng qīnzhuàn cáinéng qù zhōngguó.
I need to apply for a visa to go to China.
签证费是多少?
qīnzhuàn fèi shì duōshǎo?
How much is the visa fee?
我的签证已经过期了。
wǒ de qīnzhuàn yǐjīng guòqī le.
My visa has expired.
入境签证 (rùjìng qīzhèng)
entry visa
旅游签证 (lǚyóu qīzhèng)
tourist visa
免签 (miǎnqiān)
visa exemption
拒签 (jùqiān)
visa rejection
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Commencez gratuitementThe Chinese word "签证" (qīnzhuàn) is composed of two characters: "签" (qiān) and "证" (zhèng). The character "签" originally meant "a wooden slip used for writing or counting" and later came to mean "to sign" or "to issue a document". The character "证" originally meant "evidence" or "proof" and later came to mean "a certificate" or "a license". Together, the two characters "签证" mean "to issue a visa" or "to grant permission to enter a country".The word "签证" first appeared in Chinese in the late 19th century, when it was used to translate the English word "visa". The term was originally used in the context of international travel, but it has since been expanded to include other types of visas, such as work visas and student visas.The word "签证" is a common word in modern Chinese, and it is used in a variety of contexts. It is an important word for HSK learners to know, as it is often used in everyday conversation and in official documents.