Where is immigration?
In Saudi airports, jawazat is commonly used for passport control.
أين الجوازات؟
ayn al-jawazat?
Immigration kahan hai?
Saudi Arabic phrases
Airport Arabic for Saudi Arabia
Use these phrases at Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and Madinah airports when you need help with counters, gates, baggage or immigration.
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Immigration kahan hai?
English: Where is immigration?
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Where is my gate?
Use this after checking the gate number on your boarding pass.
أين بوابتي؟
ayn bawabati?
Mera gate kahan hai?
I lost my bag.
Say this at the baggage service counter.
فقدت حقيبتي
faqadtu haqibati
Mera bag gum ho gaya hai.
I do not understand Arabic.
This is one of the most useful phrases for first-time visitors.
لا أفهم العربية
la afham al-arabiyyah
Mujhe Arabic samajh nahi aati.
Please speak slowly.
Use fadlak for a man and fadlik for a woman.
من فضلك تكلم ببطء
min fadlak takallam bibut
Meharbani karke ahista bolen.
I need help.
A short direct phrase that works at counters and help desks.
أحتاج مساعدة
ahtaj musaada
Mujhe madad chahiye.
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